Anisfield-Wolf SAGES Fellow, and lecturer in English, Gabrielle Bychowski has written about the existence and experiences of transgender people in the Middle Ages. The article, “Were there Transgender People in the Middle Ages?” was published in The Public Medievalist, which features research on society in medieval times and other...
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Brad Ricca, SAGES Teaching Fellow and the author of Super Boys: The Amazing Adventures of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster – the Creators of Superman has shared '5 Things to Know About Comic Books' in today's edition of The Daily. Dr Ricca's University Seminar Colors, Capes and Characters ...
Undergraduate Chris Carr has discovered a new galaxy as part of his studies, one that's unusually gas rich and demonstrating evidence of recent star formation.
In an interview with The Daily, Carr was asked who the best teacher he had was, and answered:
"I’ve had several amazing teachers throughout my educational...
Why Americans have long been fascinated by gunfighting preachers.
SAGES Teaching Fellow Steve Pinkerton has written an article for The Conversation discussing America's longstanding fascination with gun-toting religious men. It has been republished by Daily Beast, Raw Story, Chicago Tribune, Religion News Service and History News Network.
Cleveland.com reports on an official event marking the appointment of Dave Lucas as Ohio's Poet Laureate.
CWRU's third annual food symposium will take place from March 23rd to March 30th at different locations throughout the CWRU campus. Centering on this year's theme of "Food, health, and politics," the programs will include a keynote speech by Marion Nestle (sponsored by the Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities) on food...