'The Third Carbon Age'
Author and Professor of Peace and World Security Studies Michael Klare blogs for the Huffington Post about energy and economics in the climate-change era.

Film Professor Gives New Life to Filmmaker's Work
At Hampshire College, film professor Abraham Ravett and his students give a second life for filmmaker Tom Joslin’s 1970s footage.

Professor Michael Lesy Receives Guggenheim Fellowship
Hampshire College professor Michael Lesy receives a Guggenheim Fellowship for work on his newest book project, Looking Backward: Images of the World, 1900-1910.

2013 Gruber Awards for Excellence in Advising and Teaching
Professor of Ecology Charlene D’Avanzo and Assistant Professor of Mathematics Sarah Hews were chosen as recipients of the 2013 David Gruber Awards for Excellence in Advising and Teaching.

Professor on 'Can A Few Monks Save the Cardamom Forest?'
Professor Susan Darlington is quoted in 'Can A Few Monks Save the Cardamom Forest?' about monks who use tree ordination as a means to protect endangered forests.

A Gift to Support Humanities Students’ Research
A $5,000 gift from Assistant Professor of German and Comparative Literature Alicia E. Ellis and artist and former visiting faculty member David H. Munson will be used to establish Hampshire College’s new Humanities Research Book Grant.

'Urdu floating at the edge of our Solar System'
Salman Hameed, associate professor of integrated science and humanities, writes about Voyager 1 for the Express Tribune.

'Anticipating a Glorious Death of Our Sun'
Salman Hameed, associate professor of integrated science and humanities, writes for the Express Tribune about the demise of the Ring Nebula and the future of our sun.

Professor and Contributing Writer on 'Bulbs and Roots'
Lawrence J. Winship, professor of botany, writes about the ability of wild bulbs and tubers to plant themselves.

"Understanding Reproductive Justice: A Response to O’Brien"
Hampshire professor Marlene Gerber Fried is lead author for a piece on the history and content of the reproductive justice framework and movement.

Ravett Recordings Preserve “A Certain Kind of Life”
Film and photography professor Abraham Ravett takes on projects for varied reasons. But underlying his decades of diverse work is a constant urge, a process of "resurrecting, archiving, and bringing a certain kind of life" to the images and sounds he records.

Lesy Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Michael Lesy, a professor of literary journalism at Hampshire College, has been awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship to support his research.

Professor Omar Dahi on "The Rise of the South"
Economics professor Omar Dahi was a panelist at a conference organized by the Committee on Global Thought at Columbia University. The conference focused on "The Rise of the South: Human Progress in a Diverse World."

Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award for Hampshire Professor
Professor Rachel Rubinstein has been selected as a Fulbright U.S. Scholar to Israel, where she will lecture and conduct research during academic year 2013-2014.