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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Category: School of Liberal Arts
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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Erica Moretti’s Scholarship Honored with Fellowship and Book Awards
Erica Moretti, assistant professor of Italian in the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures, was awarded a Mellon/ACLS Community College […]
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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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