Professor Araceli Tinajero (Credit: Mario Vega)
In a new book, Professor Araceli Tinajero tells the story of a unique and hidden subculture: Latin Americans of Japanese descent who returned to the land of their ancestors. Read more
Jan Haldipur (Ph.D. '15, Sociology) talks about how he did it and what compelled him to look at the consequences of stop and frisk policing in the Bronx. Read more
Marlene Nava Ramos
Ph.D. candidate Marlene Nava Ramos, an immigration justice activist, is taking aim at the city’s plan to replace Rikers Island. Read more
Dána-Ain Davis
Professor Dána-Ain Davis discusses her new book, Reproductive Injustice, and how to address the issues it raises. Read more
Professor Mikhal Dekel uncovers the story of her father’s 13,000-mile journey to safety in the Middle East during World War II. Read more
Professor Mikael Vejdemo-Johansson is passionate about math and candid about his struggles. Read more
The Association of Feminist Anthropology cites Davis' "impressive publication record" and her work on reproductive justice. Read more
Professor Phillip A. Goff, co-founder and president of the Center for Policing Equity, comments on the DOJ's decision not to bring charges in the death of Eric Garner. Read more
In her new book, Professor Kandice Chuh challenges the “liberal humanities” and examines the ways that popular perceptions trump truth. Read more
Three years ago, Kristofer Eckelhoff, who has worked most of his adult life as a professional singer, was able to sing notes that made him happy for the first time in months. Read more