After working with a group of researchers to investigate the biological nature of empathy, Krishnan and her team published their findings in the journal eLife in June.
Read MoreThe decorated author and scholar is also a Guggenheim Fellow and the first poetry editor at Harper’s Magazine.
Read MoreWhen Anthropology Professor Stephen Chester takes a group of Brooklyn College students to the mountains out West, they gain new perspective on humanity’s place in time and space.
Read MoreThe prestigious prize—the first of its kind established by the Whiting Foundation—is awarded to those working toward better public understanding of the humanities.
Read MoreThe website and app provides resources to assist social workers, child protective staff, law enforcement, and medical professionals in better intervening when children with disabilities might be victims of violence and abuse.
Read MoreNight Sky With Exit Wounds (Copper Canyon Press), the first full-length work by the B.F.A. Creative Writing graduate, was released on April 5.
Read MoreThe Herbert Kurz Chair of Constitutional Rights will investigate how immigration courts decide gender-based asylum cases.
Read MoreAfro Latin Jazz Suite, a track on the album Cuba: The Conversation Continues, wins in Best Instrumental Category.
Read MoreAt a U.N. event celebrating women-owned businesses and causes, undergraduate Mbachur Mbenga spoke about the need for women and girls around the globe to have full access to education.
Read MoreArt professor’s latest book, The 613, is a New York Times Book Review pick.
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