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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Category: School of Liberal Arts
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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Textbook on Mannequins Features Two FIT Educators
In fashion exhibitions, one usually focuses on the clothes, not the stiff figures wearing them. But a recent new book, […]
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Erica Moretti Publishes First Book
Erica Moretti, assistant professor in Modern Languages and Cultures, published The Best Weapon for Peace, her first book, in July. […]
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William Mooney Publishes Book on Art Films Adapted from Classic Literature
William Mooney, chair, Film, Media, and Performing Arts, has written a new book, titled Adaptation and the New Art Film: […]
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Daniel Levinson Wilk Publishes Articles on Black Men in History
Daniel Levinson Wilk, professor, American History, has had two articles published recently. One, titled “Black Men in Elevators—The Seldom Discussed […]
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Yuniya Kawamura Contributes to Berg Encyclopedia of World Dress and Fashion
Yuniya (Yuni) Kawamura, professor, Social Sciences, was commissioned to contribute an online exclusive article on “Rompers” for the Berg Encyclopedia […]
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