Columbia University
RECENT FACULTY AWARDS
Mazower Financial Times
Mark Mazower‘s piece “Endless exodus: 3,000 years of fearing and depending on refugees” was featured in the Financial Times.
Nguyen NYTimes
Lien-Hang Nguyen‘s piece “Who Called the Shots in Hanoi?” was featured in The New York Times.
Foner The Nation
Eric Foner‘s piece “What the Fugitive Slave Act Teaches US About How States Can Resist Oppressive Federal Power” was featured in The Nation.
Ngai Time
Mae Ngai was quoted in Time‘s “What to Know About the 1952 Law Invoked by President Trump’s Immigration Order.”
Pedersen Nanovic
Susan Pedersen‘s book The Guardians received an honorable mention by the Nanovic Institute Awards.
Lightfoot USA Today
Natasha Lightfoot was quoted in USA Today‘s “Columbia University’s ties to slavery should be taught, sudents say.”
Lean Fellowship
Eugenia Lean was awarded an Institute for Advanced Study fellowship.
Roane AAIHS
“Black Queer Writers and the Transformative Possibilities of Queer Sensuality,” a piece by JT Roane, PhD ’16, was featured in the African American Intellectual History Society.
Tooze FT
Adam Tooze‘s piece, “Donald Trump’s wall is no bar to migration from Mexico,” was featured in the Financial Times.
Ngai & Kobrin Live Science
Mae Ngai and Rebecca Kobrin were quoted in Live Science‘s “‘Immigration Act of 1917’ Turns 100: America’s Long History of Immigration Prejudice.”