Magazine of the College of Arts and Sciences
Adventure, Ambiguity, Being alive, Being with my daughter, Cooking, Driving, Effective time management, Exercising, Exploring.... ...
Favorite page-turners from our alums, students, faculty and staff. A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini is a book I was introduced to a few years ago and ...
Bet you we can connect political science professor George Ciccariello-Maher (GCM) to every professor in the college and any article in this edition of the Ask Magazine. Some ...
If smartphones had been around in the 1600s, we’re pretty sure Hamlet’s famous soliloquy would’ve started a little differently. But since Willy Shakespeare isn’t here to set the ...
A successful entrepreneur and dedicated alum, Ira Taffer, PhD, was recently appointed Interim Head of the College’s Department of Chemistry. But before he started that job, we gave ...
Media highlights from the past academic year: “This is naturally fascinating, sort of a man-bites-dog story, where the plant eats an animal.” —Tatyana Livshultz, PhD, on ...
In 2011, I was approached by one of my faculty members to offer our students a course in a local prison — in the process of learning alongside inmates, she said, our students would gain a deeper understanding of the complexities of crime, justice, inequality and other important social issues.
When I was in seventh grade, I took a course called “Immigrant.” It was a required course for everyone in my middle school, and it was taught jointly by our social studies and computer science teachers. The focus was the Irish immigration to the U.S. in the 1800s and early 1900s.
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