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Can AI Rejuvenate the Liberal Arts? The Liberal Arts, Creativity, and Rediscovering Humanity in the Age of AI
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Can AI Rejuvenate the Liberal Arts? The Liberal Arts, Creativity, and Rediscovering Humanity in the Age of AI

September 4, 2026

William Acree

Immigration enforcement is supplying a long‑standing economic market for prisoners
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Immigration enforcement is supplying a long‑standing economic market for prisoners

August 28, 2026

Ella Siegrist

Diversityland – In a nutshell
Interview

Diversityland – In a nutshell

August 23, 2026

Kiara Wyndham

Kiara Wyndham discusses their new book, “Diversityland: Hiding Racial Inequality in an American Suburb”

Kiara Wyndham discusses their new book, “Diversityland: Hiding Racial Inequality in an American Suburb”

August 17, 2026
How Imperial Japan turned to the sardine to help build a war machine
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How Imperial Japan turned to the sardine to help build a war machine

August 14, 2026

Pei-Hsu Lin

Air Force One is more than transportation – it has defined how presidents run the country and meet the world
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Air Force One is more than transportation – it has defined how presidents run the country and meet the world

July 27, 2026

Peter Kastor

Getting the Record Straight: Reviewing Brandon Terry’s New Book on the Politics of Black History
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Getting the Record Straight: Reviewing Brandon Terry’s New Book on the Politics of Black History

July 23, 2026

Amy Gais

K-Pop’s Ephemerality, Ritual, and Intimacy
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K-Pop’s Ephemerality, Ritual, and Intimacy

July 22, 2026

Joey Hong

10 Lessons From an Office of Public Scholarship, 3 Years In
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10 Lessons From an Office of Public Scholarship, 3 Years In

July 6, 2026

Christopher Schaberg

How Amazon workers made glamour a form of protest
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How Amazon workers made glamour a form of protest

June 8, 2026

Eileen G’Sell

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