Racializing the American Revolution Review of the Broadway Musical Hamilton
Donatella Galella The new musical Hamilton by composer-writer-star, Lin-Manuel Miranda, received rapturous raves as the savior of the musical art…
Art Review – From Trash to Gold: Juan Hinojosa and Transitional Consumerism
Born and raised in Queens, New York, Juan Hinojosa is a multimedia artist specializing in collage—an artistic practice popularized by…
Back Page: Life-Hack: You’re Eating Dissertation All Wrong!
Congratulations — you’ve successfully defended your Ph.D. But before we can rightly call you “doctor,” you still have to complete…
“There’s an awful cost to getting a PhD that no one talks about”….so let’s talk about it.
Recently, an article on Quartz about the high rate of mental health issues in graduate school and the academy–and its…
Details on the Wellness Center’s Student Counseling Services
On the Health and Wellness survey over the past few years, students have expressed some confusion about the precise details…
Digital Tools for Qualitative Analysis
Digital Fellow, Patrick Sweeney’s article was featured in the SQIP Member News Letter! See below to read the article: Digital…
#BUDSC15
The Bucknell Digital Scholarship Conference, #BUDSC15, “Collaborating Digitally: Engaging Students in Public Scholarship” took place on Nov 6-8, 2015. It…
Dyan Elliott: The Bride of Christ Goes to Hell
Dyan Elliott is Peter B. Ritzma Professor of the Humanities in the Department of History at Northwestern University. She is…
Saba Mahmood: Moral Injury & Muhammed’s Cartoons.
Professor Mahmood’s work focuses on the interchange between religious and secular politics in postcolonial societies with special attention to issues…
Join us for performances by Lady Dane and J Mase III this Friday!
This Friday at 7pm, join us for performances by Lady Dane and J Mase III. They will be performing as…
The Web of Life
Fritoj Capra, (1996) Originally published on my blog In his book, The web of life, Fritoj Capra provides a synthesis of ideas to present a new understanding of life both in the biological and philosophical sense. He advocates for a connective view of life that integrates ideas from various realms including biology, ecology, physics, systems thinking, and cybernetics. Part […]
Engines of Inquiry: Teaching, Technology, and Learner-Centered Approaches to Culture and History
Randy Bass, (1997), American Studies Crossroads Project Originally written for ITP Core 1 The imaginary/conceptual “game of perfect information” holds that, with the right setup computers can satisfy all our informational needs. When the language of this game enters into the conversation about technology and education, the conversation goes awry. According to Bass, when attempting […]
