I teach my First-Year Seminar (FYS) “Race Before Race: Difference and Diversity in the Ancient Mediterranean”: to make students more informed consumers of contemporary pop culture, media, and politics, but also better leaders of science and policy.

Julian Lim centers transnational methodologies and relational approaches in her research on racism and immigration. What do you think scholars of racism, immigration, and colonialism can gain from these approaches? […]

How has your affiliation with the Chloe Center, and the Program in Racism, Immigration, and Citizenship before it, shaped your intellectual trajectory?  My primary area of study lies at the […]

In her work as postdoctoral fellow with the Program in Racism, Immigration, and Citizenship, Jasmine Blanks Jones emphasized the importance of combining academic research with community engagement. She has integrated […]