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“Black Lives in the Diaspora: Past/ Present/ Future,” the series will be curated by an eight-member editorial board consisting of four faculty from Howard’s College of Arts and Sciences and four faculty from Columbia’s African-American and African Diaspora Studies Department
CUP introduces “Black Lives in the Diaspora: Past/ Present/ Future”, a book series that will be curated by an eight-member editorial board consisting of four faculty from Howard’s College of Arts and Sciences and four faculty from Columbia’s African-American and African Diaspora Studies Department, including Dr. Frank Guridy.
Adam Tooze is featured in The Washington Post, “While Americans faced stimulus check uncertainty, Europe paid to keep workers employed.”
Adam Tooze is featured in The Washington Post, “While Americans faced stimulus check uncertainty, Europe paid to keep workers employed.”
Matthew Connelly is referenced in Wall Street Journal’s “The Failure of the Syrian Revolution”.
Matthew Connelly is referenced in Wall Street Journal’s “The Failure of the Syrian Revolution”.
“Assemblages of an Archive,” is a conversation between Academic Council Co-Chair, @chandani35 , and artist @lykanthea . Lakshmi discusses the assembly of familial archives to honor the women in her life.
Featured in the South Asian American Digital Archive, “Assemblages of an Archive” is a conversation with Sailakshmi Ramgopal; she discusses the assembly of familial archives to honor the women in her life.
George Chauncey was referenced in “Judy Grammy nomination: Beyond this film’s rainbow is a wider complexity of queer musical theatre fans” in The Conversation.
George Chauncey’s scholarship is referenced in “Judy Grammy nomination: Beyond this film’s rainbow is a wider complexity of queer musical theatre fans” in The Conversation.
Adam Tooze published his opinion piece “The Green New Deal’s time has come – but what’s happened to Labour’s radicalism?” in The Guardian.
Adam Tooze published his opinion piece “The Green New Deal’s time has come – but what’s happened to Labour’s radicalism?” in The Guardian.
Stephanie McCurry is referenced and quoted in The Washington Post “160 years later, Confederate constitution an ignoble relic.”
Stephanie McCurry is referenced and quoted in The Washington Post “160 years later, Confederate constitution an ignoble relic.”
Julian Brave NoiseCat, CC 2015, History and CSER major, Phi Beta Kappa, has been named to the 2021 TIME100 Next list of emerging leaders, for his advocacy around climate justice; and has a book contract with Knopf to write We Survived the Night, about contemporary indigenous life in North America, woven with his personal story and journey “as a young man and writer still reckoning with the genocide perpetrated against us.”
Julian Brave NoiseCat, CC 2015, History and CSER major, Phi Beta Kappa, has been named to the 2021 TIME100 Next of emerging leaders, for his advocacy around climate justice; and has a book contract with Knopf to write We Survived the Night, about contemporary indigenous life in North America, woven with his personal story and journey “as a young man and writer still reckoning with the genocide perpetrated against us.”
Adam Tooze is quoted in The New York Times’ TheUpShot article “Move Over, Nerds. It’s the Politicians’ Economy Now.”
Adam Tooze is quoted in The New York Times‘ TheUpShot article “Move Over, Nerds. It’s the Politicians’ Economy Now.”
Under the auspices of the Embassy of Greece in Washington and on the occasion of the bicentennial of the Greek War of Independence, world-renowned historian Mark Mazower, a professor of History at Columbia University, gave an online celebratory lecture co-hosted by the Consulate General of Greece in Boston and College Year in Athens.
With the Embassy of Greece in Washington and on the occasion of the bicentennial of the Greek War of Independence, Mark Mazower gave an online celebratory lecture co-hosted by the Consulate General of Greece in Boston and College Year in Athens.