We explore questions of the moment—the liberal arts are truly the front page of the newspaper—and enduring questions that help us to understand the present and the past and to anticipate the future.
Prince, Porn and Public Space? Yep, we've got a class about that. Associate Professor Elliott Powell (American studies) shares why he started the popular course.
Gavin transferred to the U with a love for economics. He graduates with a burgeoning interest in development and consulting work and making the world a better place.
Michelle Phelps’ new book, The Minneapolis Reckoning, explores the duality of policing—both a source of potential state protection and threat—and how that complexity hinders…
Andrea Wiglesworth is a top-cited author for her paper “Understanding suicide risk for youth who are both Black and Native American: The role of intersectionality and multiple…
Sociology PhD student and Fink Fellow Mao S. Lee conducted fieldwork in Thailand during the summer of 2023; this is their first publication from the project.
A professor, lecturer and graduate student analyze two versions of the same paragraph-length Shakespeare biography, one written by AI and the other by a student.
For the third year in a row, the Department of Economics partnered with the Humphrey School of Public Affairs to offer a Washington DC Career trip to ten lucky undergraduates…