All Scholars

Ancient Ways of Understanding Nature

Jean De Groot studies the mathematics and concepts of mechanics in ancient texts

Social Fragmentation and Antebellum Cemeteries

Aaron Wunsch examines landscapes of social fragmentation in antebellum Philadelphia

Reflections from the Spring 2021 Early-Career Musician

David Crowell reflects on a virtual residency of composing, teaching, and connecting

Of Fishing and Farming

Jo Osborn explores economic specialization in Early Horizon coastal communities

Composing Environments and Ecologies

David Crowell evokes ecological beauty with a new string quartet

Studying Particles of the Past

Dmitry Korobeynikov studies the border zone of medieval Byzantium through non-Greek lead seals

Fourth-Century Churches in Egypt

Nicola Aravecchia unearths architectural evidence of early Christianity in the Dakhla Oasis

Hope and Resilience in Milwaukee

Arijit Sen documents the physical and social landscape of Milwaukee’s North Side through the experiences of its residents

Gender, Gardens, and Mughal Art

Mika Natif complicates patriarchal histories of the Mughal Empire through depictions of Mughal women and gardens

From Classics to Christianity

Hannelore Segers compares poetry from the multilingual late antique literary landscape

Place-Making in the Pacific Northwest

Marianna Davison studies how early landscape design in Seattle contributed to the erasure of the region’s Indigenous place-histories

Shipwrecks, Mathematics, and Manuscripts

Lilia Campana combines nautical archaeology and medieval manuscripts to trace the history of Byzantine shipbuilding

The Eucharist in Eastern Christianity

Alex Neroth van Vogelpoel studies the long tradition of the Eucharistic preparatory rites in the Church of the East

Depicting Personal and Universal Histories

Jessie Montgomery brings Black history to the operatic stage

The Stories Stones Tell

Alejandra Roche Recinos unearths classic Maya obsidian trade networks