What Los Angeles Could Learn From Great Fires of the Past
Fellow James Siodla discusses how rebuilding can be a chance to rethink things recent article in the New York Times.
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Fellow James Siodla discusses how rebuilding can be a chance to rethink things recent article in the New York Times.
Those receiving tenure and a promotion to associate professor are Greg Drozd, chemistry; Sarah Duff, history; Nicholas Jacobs, government; Carrie LeVan, government; Benjamin Lisle, American studies; Joshua Martin, biology; Evan Randles, mathematics; and Elizabeth Seto, psychology.
The World’s Host Marco Werman spoke to associate professor and THP fellow Marta Ameri to learn more an ancient Indus Valley script.
Associate Professor of English Sarah Braunstein discusses the role of fiction and the excitement around Colby’s Creative Writing Program
Sculptor Bradley Borthwick creates a significant body of work reflecting a year wandering and observing in southern France
Associate Professor Arnout van der Meer takes a closer look at the legacy of tourism in colonial Indonesia
Geology professor Bess Koffman heads to the Yukon to learn more about high-latitude dust
Sarah Braunstein, associate professor of English (creative writing), just had her short story “Abject Naturalism” published in The New Yorker.