On February 18, Maison Française hosted a discussion on “Art Brut”—known in the United States as Outsider Art—featuring art historian Lucienne Peiry, along with History and French Professor Camille Robcis. The event was cosponsored by the Department of History, the Society of Fellows, and Heyman Center for the Humanities.

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On February 18, Maison Française hosted a discussion on “Art Brut”—known in the United States as Outsider Art—featuring art historian Lucienne Peiry, along with History and French Professor Camille Robcis; read the recap in Columbia News...

Manan Ahmed is interviewed in Ajam Podcast #35: “Creating India, Forgetting Hindustan.”

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Manan Ahmed is interviewed in Ajam Podcast #35: “Creating India, Forgetting...

Adam Tooze published “Biden’s Stimulus Is the Dawn of a New Economic Era” in Foreign Policy.

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Adam Tooze published “Biden’s Stimulus Is the Dawn of a New Economic Era” in Foreign...

In How To Read podcast episode #35, “Cheerleading and the History of Sport”, Frank Guridy argues that the association of cheerleading with women is due to the growth of the sports industry and related issues.

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In How To Read podcast episode #35, “Cheerleading and the History of Sport”, Frank Guridy argues that the association of cheerleading with women is due to the growth of the sports industry and related...

Barbara Fields is referenced in “A former student (very former) Zooms in with two beloved professors from his freshman year”, published in National Review.

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Barbara Fields is referenced in “A former student (very former) Zooms in with two beloved professors from his freshman year”, published in National...