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Economics professor Tara Watson discusses her new book, which is both an economic analysis of the effects of immigration on the U.S. economy, and the story of six immigrant families and their struggles.

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Darla Torres ’18 is awarded a prestigious Rangel Fellowship.

Darla Torres ’18 has been awarded a 2022 Charles B. Rangel Graduate Fellowship—a U.S. State Department program administered by Howard University that helps prepare young people for careers as diplomats in the U.S. Foreign Service. Torres, a math and statistics major from Miami, Fla., recently taught English in South Korea for two years on a…

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Associate Professor of History Aparna Kapadia explores the deep and expansive history of gardens in India.

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Sterling Brown ’22 Visiting Professor of Africana Studies Lynnée Denise Bonner reflects on the legacy of the pioneering feminist bell hooks.

The New York Times

Brendan McGuire ’98, a former federal prosecutor in Manhattan who ran an anti-corruption unit, will be serving as chief counsel to NYC Mayor-elect Eric Adams.

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Former trustee Kate Queeney ’92 offers advice on how—and why—to understand the businesspeople on college or university boards.

The New York Times

Professor of Africana Studies Neil Roberts was quoted in The New York Times’ eulogy for renowned history professor Julius S. Scott.

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Fort Bradshaw residence hall for graduate art students has received LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.

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Tirhakah Love ’15 remembers the late Greg Tate, a visiting professor at Williams who helped Love to realize that there was such a thing as a “Black critic”—and that he could be one.

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Economics professor Tara Watson discusses her new book, which is both an economic analysis of the effects of immigration on the U.S. economy, and the story of six immigrant families and their struggles.

Darla Torres ’18 is awarded a prestigious Rangel Fellowship.

Associate Professor of History Aparna Kapadia explores the deep and expansive history of gardens in India.

Sterling Brown ’22 Visiting Professor of Africana Studies Lynnée Denise Bonner reflects on the legacy of the pioneering feminist bell hooks.

Brendan McGuire ’98, a former federal prosecutor in Manhattan who ran an anti-corruption unit, will be serving as chief counsel to NYC Mayor-elect Eric Adams.

Former trustee Kate Queeney ’92 offers advice on how—and why—to understand the businesspeople on college or university boards.

Professor of Africana Studies Neil Roberts was quoted in The New York Times’ eulogy for renowned history professor Julius S. Scott.

Fort Bradshaw residence hall for graduate art students has received LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.

Tirhakah Love ’15 remembers the late Greg Tate, a visiting professor at Williams who helped Love to realize that there was such a thing as a “Black critic”—and that he could be one.

The Zilkha Center’s Mike Evans receives an award from the Post-Landfill Action Network, a national zero-waste movement led by students.

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