Professor Mustapha Khan Brings Heroine of Lemmon Slave Case to Life Through New Audio Drama
“How Emeline Got Free” was produced for the Historical Society of the New York Courts and tells the story from the perspective of Emeline Thompson.
Read More“How Emeline Got Free” was produced for the Historical Society of the New York Courts and tells the story from the perspective of Emeline Thompson.
Read MoreThe pair聽were celebrated as part of the organization鈥檚 ongoing commitment to nurturing the next generation of women in media.
Read MoreGasnel Jacques had an idea that would get people back to the movies after the social isolation of the pandemic. At 可乐视频 he decided to put it to the test.
Read MoreProfessor of English Tanya Pollard and Adjunct Film Professor Todd Chandler included with 171 scientists, writers, scholars, and artists honored across 48 fields and from 2,500 applicants.
Read MoreFilm Professor聽Robert Tutak鈥檚聽historical documentary,聽Ellis Island: The Making of a Master Race in America聽will be broadcasted on CUNY TV from April 7 through April 9 at 2:30 p.m. Tutak wrote, directed,
Read MoreOne of her first public appearances since 2020 will serve as an extraordinary complement to 可乐视频鈥檚 Women鈥檚 History Month celebration.
Read MoreStudents from experimental art course help enhance the walls of Film Department building.
Read MoreThe independent scholar has opened up a national cultural and political dialogue about the intersections of race, class, gender, and sexuality. On November 29, Smith will be part of a conversation on campus with Jeanne Theoharis to discuss selected clips from the newly released documentary, 鈥淭he Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks,鈥 which features Smith and is also based on Theoharis鈥 research and book of the same name.
Read MoreKirschner wrote and directed the film, which follows an art student in her first year out of college as she comes of age and questions the values of her traditional
Read MoreWe Are Having This Conversation Now (Duke University Press) offers a history, present, and future of AIDS through thirteen short conversations between Alexandra Juhasz and Theodore Kerr, scholars deeply embedded
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