Dillard Receives Patent for Invention
Bernard Dillard, associate professor of Mathematics, invented and received a utility patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for […]
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Category: School of Liberal Arts
Nagel Nabs Iran’s World Book Award for Studies on Ancient Pigments
Color and Meaning in the Art of Achaemenid Persia (Cambridge University Press, 2023) by Alexander Nagel, chair, Art History and […]
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Wilbekin Moderates a Harlem Renaissance Roundtable
In honor of the Harlem Renaissance centennial, Assistant Professor Emil Wilbekin, Marketing Communications, moderated a roundtable with four other Black […]
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Amy Lemmon Receives Grant for Travel and Research
In January, Professor Amy Lemmon, a poet and the acting assistant chair of English and Communication Studies, received a 2025 […]
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A Pioneering Exploration of Fashion-Exec Compensation
A book by Associate Professor Emre Özsöz, who teaches economics in the Department of Social Sciences, is slated to be […]
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New Anthologies Explore the Ideas of Home and Homeland
Jean Amato, professor of English and Communication Studies, and Kyunghee Pyun, professor of Art History and Museum Professions, have co-edited […]
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Chloe M. Martin Selected to Attend Scholarly Retreat
Assistant Professor Chloe M. Martin, Social Sciences–Psychology, was recently selected to participate in the Society for Personality and Social Psychology […]
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Work Away From Work: Recent Faculty Sabbaticals
On November 14, 10 faculty members who took sabbaticals in the 2023–24 academic year presented on their projects in the […]
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A Family Story Remembered: FIT Student Premieres Film at DOC NYC
This year, for the first time, an FIT Film and Media student, Jean Kim ’26, will be featured at DOC […]
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Richie Narvaez Awarded a Letras Boricuas Fellowship
Richie Narvaez, assistant adjunct professor of English and Communication Studies, was recently awarded a Letras Boricuas Fellowship from the Mellon […]
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