NYC Manhole Covers: History and How They’re Made (audio) Untapped New York, 2/20/2021, Natasha Raheja
In protesting Myanmar coup, young Myanmarese Americans find inspiration from past generations NBC News, 2/13/2021, Magnus Fiskesjö
Backed by powerful allies, Myanmar generals take cues from U.S. events A&S Communications, 2/8/2021, Magnus Fiskesjö
"It is quite possible that China has told the Myanmar military that Beijing will support them" (Spanish) La Razon, 2/3/2021, Magnus Fiskesjö
Racism with Chinese Characteristics Los Angeles Review of Books,1/23/2021, Magnus Fiskesjö
From vaults to virtual classes, library archives enrich teaching Cornell Chronicle, 1/21/2021, Denise Green and PhD candidate Emily Hayflick
Migrations initiative wins $5M Mellon grant for racial justice Cornell Chronicle, 1/13/2021, Kurt Jordan
Students and faculty urge deeper look at land-grant legacy High Country News, 12/22/2020, Kurt Jordan
A&S students compete in December business competitions A&S Communications, 12/20/2020, Annie Sheng PhD ’21
Native ironworkers’ tradition continues on North Campus Cornell Chronicle, 12/19/2020, Kurt Jordan
In Search of Costumes from Many Lands: Emily Hayflick ‘26 as part of “Curating Fashion Exhibitions,” a graduate seminar taught by Dr. Denise Green
Loathe the idea of aging? This professor might make you rethink the inevitable Ithaca Journal, 12/16/2020, Yohko Tsuji
The US can help prevent the destruction of cultural heritage in Nagorno-Karabakh. Here’s how. Cornell Medium, 12/14/2020, Lori Khatchadourian, Adam Smith
Cornell renaming Goldwin Smith Professorships Cornell Chronicle, 12/14/2020
New curriculum requirements bring host of new courses to A&S A&S Communications, 12/8/2020, Alex Nading
Fellowship of the Rings, Cornell Alumni Magazine, 12/8/2020, Sturt Manning, Annapaola Passerini, MA ’20
Ulysses Town Talk: The mystery behind the name Taughannock Ithaca Journal, 12/4/2020, Kurt Jordan
Ahmann co-edits journal issue on ‘late industrialism’ Cornell Chronicle, 11/30/2020, Chloe Ahmann
The Complicated History of Religion and Archaeology Discover Magazine, 11/29/2020, John S. Henderson
National Archaeology Centers Coalition Confronts Racism and Inclusion, Department of website, 11/25/2020, Adam Smith
Listen to Jonathan Boyarin's interview about his new book, Yeshiva Days - Learning on the Lower East Side, on New Books Network.
Concerns grow for the fate of Nagorno-Karabakh’s cultural heritage Emerging Europe, 11/23/2020, Lori Khatchadourian, Adam Smith
Anthropologist examines aging in U.S. ‘Through Japanese Eyes’ Cornell Chronicle, 11/13/2020, Yohko Tsuji
Armenian-Azerbaijan ceasefire puts ‘treasures of human history’ at risk A&S Communications, 11/10/2020, Lori Khatchadourian, Adam Smith
Fulbright winners hope for global research, teaching in 2021 Cornell Chronicle, 11/9/2020, David Holmberg, Nicole Blumenfeld ’20
The Torah, the paupers, and the Vilna Gaon The Times of Israel, 11/5/2020, Jonathan Aaron Boyarin
Inventing the World: Venice and the Transformation of Western Civilization, New book by Professor Emerita Meredith Small
Breathing Late Industrialism, Engaging Science, Technology, and Society, Chloe Ahmann
Startup accelerator selects 21 student teams for new cohort Cornell Chronicle, 10/28/20, Annie Sheng
Book examines Black Jewish indigeneity in South Africa Cornell Chronicle, 10/27/2020, Noah Tamarkin
What is milk bread and what is it made of? Mashed, 10/27/20, Annie Sheng
Five years after Sweden’s Gui Minhai was kidnapped we must keep fighting for his release Toronto Star, 10/19/2020, Magnus Fiskesjö
Unbelonging: The Politics of Address Theory Commons, 10/16/2020, Chloe Ahmann
Grants fund community-engaged learning curricula Cornell Chronicle, 10/13/2020, Kurt Jordan
Faculty research university’s ties to Indigenous dispossession Cornell Chronicle, 10/12/2020, Kurt Jordan
‘Yeshiva Days’ records Lower East Side Jewish life Cornell Chronicle, 10/8/2020, Jonathan Aaron Boyarin
Site empowering student voters wins 'Pitch for the People' Cornell Chronicle, 10/6/20, Annie Sheng
Collection Highlights Native American Artifacts From Central NY WAMC Northeast Public Radio, 10/1/2020, Kurt Jordan
"Unsafe Present, Uncertain Future", chapter by Elif Sari in Queer and Trans Migrations Dynamics of Illegalization, Detention, and Deportation
A Year of Learning at New York’s Oldest Yeshiva The New York Jewish Week, 9/23/2020, Jonathan Boyarin
Artifacts from upstate Indigenous towns digitized, repatriated Cornell Chronicle, 9/23/2020, Kurt Jordan and Dusti Bridges
Clinical Decision Making in Rural China News, 9/16/2020, Xisai Song
Twenty new Engaged Faculty Fellows named Cornell Chronicle, 9/8/2020, Maia Dedrick
India’s Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) PoLAR Journal, 9/7/2020, Natasha Raheja
Mizo Indigenous Resistance Against CAA PoLAR Journal, 9/7/2020, Mariangela Mihai
A Stick of Wood, a Tree of Life MAVCOR Journal, 8/25/2020, Jonathan Boyarin
The College Welcomes New Faculty for 2020-21 A&S Communications, 8/24/2020, Chloe Ahmann, Alex Nading, Natasha Raheja, Noah Tamarkin, Amiel Bize
The temporal politics and ethics of hydropower development in the Himalayas Advanced Science News, 8/21/2020, Austin Lord
Timescapes of Himalayan Hydropower: Promises, Project Life Cycles, and Precarities Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews (WIREs) Water, 8/19/2020, Austin Lord
