Last summer, Amy Lemmon, a poet and professor of English and Communication Studies, completed her first residency—a four-week fellowship at […]
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Category: School of Liberal Arts
Yuniya Kawamura Contributes Article on Sneakers to Major Japanese Newspaper
Yuniya (Yuni) Kawamura, professor of Sociology, contributed an article on New York’s sneaker culture, its evolution, and its future to […]
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Amy Werbel Completes Research on Academic Freedom and Censorship
Amy Werbel, professor of History of Art, has completed her term as a non-resident fellow at the University of California […]
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How Mediterranean Art Made It to the Smithsonian
Ancient Greek artifacts have been finding their way to the public museums in Washington, D.C., since the mid-19th century. What […]
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A Uniform Style
Professor Kyunghee Pyun, History of Art, gave a talk at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson on April 5. Titled “Identity Building […]
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Bio-Sneakers Find an Audience in Switzerland
A pair of fully biodegradable sneakers that two FIT faculty members worked on were featured in an exhibition on circularity […]
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Werewool Wins Competition Seeking Solutions to Microplastics Pollution
A biotech team formed at FIT has won the Conservation X Labs Microfiber Innovation Challenge, a competition seeking solutions to […]
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“Curator of Absences”: Being a Woman Editor in India
Chinki Sinha never intended to become a political reporter. Now, as the first woman to serve as editor of India’s […]
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Meira Goldberg Edits Anthology on Flamenco
Celebrating Flamenco’s Tangled Roots: The Body Questions, an anthology co-edited by Meira Goldberg, adjunct associate professor, Film, Media, and Performing […]
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A Journalist’s Harrowing Escape from Afghanistan
She almost didn’t escape. In August, the United States began withdrawing forces from Afghanistan, ending the longest war in U.S. […]
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