PhD alumna Elizabeth Rodwell authors CASTAC Platypus blog post on the internet's infrastructure and cybersecurity titled, "DDoS, DNS, and The Remarkable Case of Seven Crypto-Officers."
PhD alumna Elizabeth Rodwell authors CASTAC Platypus blog post on the internet's infrastructure and cybersecurity titled, "DDoS, DNS, and The Remarkable Case of Seven Crypto-Officers."
Professor Zoë Wool writes on teaching in the aftermath of the U.S. presidential election and on organizing a teach-in for January 20, 2017, Inauguration Day.
Professor Cymene Howe authors post on Notches blog titled, "The Revolutionary Politics of Sexuality in Nicaragua." Notches is a peer-reviewed, collaborative and international history of sexuality blog that aims to get people inside
PhD candidate Ian Lowrie announced as 2017 Editor of Platypus, the CASTAC blog. Ian has been with the blog since 2014 as an Associate (now Contributing) Editor, and penned his first post for CASTAC in 2012.
For a CENHS blog post, PhD candidate Jing Wang interviews Amitav Ghosh about Climate Change and the Unthinkable.
Professor James Faubion was elected as a Fellow Commoner at Trinity College, Cambridge University.
PhD candidate Drew Robert Winter has authored a chapter in the upcoming edited volume Humans and Animals. The volume will be released in December 2016.
PhD Student Maureen Haver authors CENHS blog post titled, "Meet the Future: Fossilized Houston and Sounds of Extinction." Fossilized Houston, in partnership with DiverseWorks’ Tiny Art Salon, hosted this interactive exhibit t
PhD Student Adam Webb-Orenstein interviews Natasha Dow Schüll on Platypus, the CASTAC Blog, discussing ethical subject formation, digital gambling machines, and how ethnography can offer a nuanced understanding of self-tracking.
PhD Candidate Ethan Wilensky-Lanford is quoted in news article about Central Asia and the US Most Wanted List.