Archive: Faculty

16 Articles

CAS Magazine: Faculty

Altered State: Book Recommendations with Sarah Stoll

Professor and mentor Sarah Stoll recommends books that changed how she approaches being a scientist — and a.…

May 23, 2025

CAS Magazine: Faculty

Remembered Acts

Poetry — and a literature teacher — expanded who Professor Duncan Wu would become. Now, he’s using the art form to explore how we shape each.…

May 23, 2025

CAS Magazine: Faculty

Data for Good

By Rachel Williams When Ali Arab graduated with an applied mathematics undergraduate degree in Iran, he made a tough decision to leave his home country in pursuit of more…

May 23, 2025

CAS Magazine: Faculty

In the Balance

Research has long found happiness often stems from relationships and human interaction, and it can seem as though every new technology — from smartphones to social media—…

May 23, 2025

CAS Magazine: Faculty

Life Support: Stoicism has a reputation for encouraging resignation and emotional detachment.

Professor Nancy Sherman is combating that take — and showing how the ancient philosophy is rooted in accepting our necessary interdependence with.…

May 23, 2025

CAS Magazine: Faculty

Recently Published by Faculty

Bioethics: 50 Puzzles, Problems and Thought Experiments, Sean D. Aas, Routledge Early Childhood and Digital Media, Rachel Barr, Cambridge University Press I Sogni Nel:…

May 23, 2025

CAS Magazine: Faculty

Helping = Happiness

Advice lists about how to be happier often center on self-focused, solitary activities like listening to music, taking a bath or buying yourself.…

May 23, 2025

CAS Magazine: Faculty

Expert Advice: Navigating the Media Ecosystem With Rebecca Sinderbrand

Veteran news editor and director of the Journalism Program Rebecca Sinderbrand (C'99) shares advice on how to navigate the media ecosystem during a presidential.…

September 26, 2024

CAS Magazine: Faculty

Susanna’s Way: Book Recommendations with Professor Susanna Lee

Francophile and specialist in the nineteenth-century French novel and twentieth-century crime fiction, Susanna Lee shares recommendations from her book shelf for all. …

September 26, 2024

CAS Magazine: Faculty

From Paris to the Hilltop, Jennifer Natalya Fink Examines the Fashion Industry Through a Green (Washed) Lens

This summer, Professor Jennifer Natalya Fink and artist Julie Laffin collaborated on a performance piece titled “Going (Paris) Green,” which examined greenwashing, toxicity…

September 26, 2024