Faculty News and Notes

Eighteenth-century writings by African Americans reveal lives of deep religious belief and activism

Book launch will be this Saturday evening at NYC arts space The Kitchen

Prison is a form of slavery when viewed from the perspective of U.S. history, author says

Meyers will analyze animal brain activity in real time using algorithms he has created

Grants will support student research and field study of the US impact on countries in Latin America

CBD has funded some 100 courses and $368,000 in student grants to 260 awardees

Non Satis Scire, Spring 2018, is a wrap. Science and art (together again), Nellie Greene 70F remembered, and other reflections

The endowment for the Jonathan Lash Chair in Environmental Education is funded by gifts from more than 100 donors and growing

Designing for Life course received grants from the Luce Initiative in Asian Studies and the Environment, and the Roddenberry Foundation led by alum Rod Roddenberry

Hampshire undergraduates have rare access to an advanced mass spectrometer bought with an NSF grant

Opening reception is March 21 for exhibition of Zea Mays artists' prints inspired by the poem Traces

Slime molds address national and global issues in collaboration with students and faculty

Fund created by alum Trustee Judy Bornstein will support, in perpetuity, education promoting women's participation and leadership in business

American Sign Language, stop-motion animation, making music for media, and the science of food among the new offerings

The trustees set a goal to fund the chair with $2.5 million in private gifts – more than $2.1 million has been raised to date