Save the Date: 2023 Teach-In on Race
Be on the lookout for the full agenda and announcement coming soon
Hawkins on the History of Insurrections for Enslaved Americans: The Conversation
Assistant Professor Deion Hawkins writes that insurrections need to be examined in the context of rebellions by enslaved Black Americans.
Peer Mentor Program Creates Community for International Students
Peers and mentees live in the Little Building so they can easily reach each other as the latter adjusts to their first year.
Payne on Political Rhetoric: Daily Hampshire Gazette
Chair of the Communication Studies department and associate professor Greg Payne shared his expertise for a piece discussing political rhetoric and varied strategies.
Negative COVID Test Required for Air Travel from China to U.S.
The requirement applies to all air travelers entering the U.S. from China, Hong Kong, or Macau, and those traveling from Seoul, Toronto, and Vancouver who have been in China, Hong Kong, or Macau in the past 10 days.
Alums Ride College Camaraderie to Victory on ’25 Words or Less’
Normally, Mazie and Caballero work on the production side, but this time they were on-air talent.
Video: Wishing You Health, Happiness, Harmony in 2023
With the new year comes the promise of renewal.
Serious Play: Social Impact Studios Demonstrate Work
The studios were part of Transforming Narratives of Gun Violence, an initiative launched in December 2021 to disrupt cycles of violence in Boston
Kasmer-Jacobs on Representation in Viral A Cappella Hanukkah Videos: Jewish News of Northern California
Ariella Kasmer-Jacobs, a graduate student and member of the Boston mixed-gender, young professionals, Jewish a cappella group Honorable Menschen spoke about representation and diversity in viral Jewish holiday videos, which began around 2010.
A ‘Teaching-Hospital’ Approach to Community Journalism
Associate Professor Gina Gayle studies how university journalism programs and local newsrooms can partner to bolster news gathering and strengthen democracy.