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Meira Goldberg’s Book Recognized by the American Society for Theatre Research

November 13, 2020 Laura Hatmaker College & Campus, Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

Sonidos Negros: On the Blackness of Flamenco, by Meira Goldberg, adjunct associate professor of Film, Media, and Performing Arts, was […]

A Bosnian Muslim Describes His War Experience

November 5, 2020 Alex Joseph College & Campus, Diversity, Events, Hue Magazine, School of Liberal Arts

Between 1992 and 1995, a war killed more than 100,000 people in the country formerly known as Yugoslavia. Kenan Trebincevic was […]

Alexander Nagel Discusses Archaeology Research and Pedagogy

September 14, 2020 Laura Hatmaker College & Campus, Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

This July, Alexander Nagel, assistant professor, History of Art, spoke on recent research on the archaeology of the UNESCO World […]

LeVar Burton Reads "Room for Rent" by Richtie Narvaez

Short Story by Richie Narvaez Selected for National Podcast

September 8, 2020 Laura Hatmaker College & Campus, Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

A short story by Richie Narvaez, English and Communication Studies, titled “Room for Rent,” was selected by actor and literacy […]

Readers Wanted

August 10, 2020 FIT Newsroom Alumni, Faculty/Staff, Hue Feature, Museum, School of Art & Design, School of Liberal Arts

Shortlisted for the 2020 Women’s Prize for Fiction and a Good Morning America Book Club Pick, Dominicana (Flatiron Books, 2019) […]

Karen Pearson Appears on Apparel Industry Podcast

June 17, 2020 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

Karen Pearson, chair, Science and Math, and chair, FIT Sustainability Council, appeared on the podcast Straight from the Source to discuss […]

Erica Moretti Publishes Op-Ed in Major Italian Newspaper

June 9, 2020 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

Erica Moretti, Modern Languages and Cultures, published an op-ed in Il Manifesto, a major Italian newspaper, titled “Una Montessori all’americana.” The article […]

Bernard Dillard’s Novel Wins Next Generation Indie Book Award

May 28, 2020 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

Two ‘Til Midnight, a novel by Bernard L. Dillard, Science and Math,won first place in the African-American category of the […]

Explore Thousands of Years of Fashion History Online

May 4, 2020 Ellen Davidson Faculty/Staff, Hue Feature, Hue Magazine, School of Liberal Arts, Top Stories

De Young created the Fashion History Timeline as a pilot program with her undergraduate history students in 2015. It launched […]

The Language of War: Three Questions With Poet Solmaz Sharif

March 5, 2020 Jonathan Vatner College & Campus, Featured, School of Liberal Arts

Solmaz Sharif’s first book of poetry, LOOK (Graywolf Press, 2016), was a finalist for the National Book Award. Although her visit to […]