Decolonizing Indigenous Education
In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, this week's review examines how to reform indigenous education in American public schools
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Latinx Art
To commemorate National Hispanic Heritage Month, this week's review looks at Latinx artists in the contemporary global art scene
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Haiti’s Paper War
This week we look at the literary history of postcolonial Haiti by examining challenges and intricacies documented through newspapers, government records, and literature
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The Evolutionary Origins of Life and Death
As the Fall Equinox approaches this week, we take a look at the evolutionary role death holds in multicellular life
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Literary Afrofuturism
This week's review uncovers the history of literary Afrofuturism, examines diasporic elements of the genre, and highlights contemporary texts of today
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What Unions No Longer Do
To commemorate Labor Day, we look at the connection between the decline of unions and the rise of income inequality in the US
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Caught in the Path of Katrina
As the Gulf Coast bears the brunt of Hurricane Ida, we look back at the long-term effects of Hurricane Katrina. With survivors still experiencing financial and emotional repercussions from 2005, how can we better protect residents today?
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Afghanistan Rising
This week’s review looks back at Afghanistan’s history, revealing its role as a hub of scholarly and political thought during the formation of its government and constitution following independence
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Engaging Students Through Campus Libraries
As the fall semester approaches, how can academic libraries support and engage with students—virtually or not?
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The Power of Narrative
As the Dixie Wildfire rages in California, this week's review asks: why is climate change skepticism still so common—and what can we do about it?
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Vacant to Vibrant
As the US Senate unveils a major infrastructure bill, we take a look at successful green infrastructure projects in various US cities
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The Whole World Was Watching
With the Olympics in full swing, we take a trip back to the global politics of sporting events during the Cold War
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