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With the goal of democratizing archival knowledge housed in relatively inaccessible, elitist institutions, the–So Be It; See To It: An Archiving Project-a community-based project in Syracuse,…
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Hille Paakkunainen, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at SU, and a Humanities Center Faculty Fellow for Spring 2024, discusses her book project, "Natural Reasons through Virtue." The…
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For decades, much debate has existed about the relative political
importance and efficacy of social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook in mobilizing politically
disenfranchised and…
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Professor Cristina E. Pardo Porto describes her project titled "Seeing Through the Tropics," delving into the impact of colonial visual cultures on the evolving social and natural…
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March 2: Serving the Housing Vulnerable and HomelessThis session, featuring Mike Melara, CEO of Catholic Charities of Onondaga County, will focus on the new Housing Services Center for…
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Alternative rock arose from the 1980s
American underground to become one of the 1990s’s best-selling musical phenomena.
However, the music’s move into the mainstream proved to be deeply…
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My name is Natalie El-Eid and I am a Ph.D. candidate in the English department at Syracuse University. For the 2022-23 academic year, I have the honor of being a Humanities Center Dissertation…
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This digital slide show loops through three sets of "Books in the Humanities" collections, which accompanied our return to 'in-person' celebrating on May 2, 2022, following two…
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To accompany our Spring Call for Proposals (submissions due March 28, 2022), administrators from the CNY Humanities Corridor welcome interested faculty and academic staff from Corridor institutions…
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This short presentation explores the evolution of secularization in China by introducing an ethnographic study of four Buddhist temples and two teahouses.
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The destruction of Syracuse’s Fifteenth Ward persists in the living memory of many residents today. Through my Humanities New York Public Fellowship, I am working to create an interactive…
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It feels like I lost a part of myself” is a widespread expression of grief. It may sound metaphorical, afterall, surely no person is part of another the way a leg is part of a chair, or a…
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Presentation Script: https://tinyurl.com/HHCDF21Presentation Slides: https://tinyurl.com/HHCDFS21Drawing on survey data from 116 single moms and interviews with 7 of them, this narrative-style…
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In this inaugural event launching P. Gabrielle Foreman's 2021 Jeannette K. Watson Distinguished Visiting Professorship at the Syracuse University Humanities Center, "#DigBlk: The Art of…
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Watts’ career-long research on the biblical book of Leviticus now hones
in on chapter 25. It contains utopian legislation for resetting
agriculture, land transactions, and slavery every 50…
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Maisha T. Winn, 2020 Jeannette K. Watson Distinguished Visiting Professor in the Humanities, explores how the Black Arts Movement and Independent Black Institutions (IBIs) cultivated and celebrated…
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