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What Does Empathy Look Like?

Non Satis Scire 2016: Empathy Through A Personal Lens

Hampshire Professor Mei Ann Teo

Q&A with Ass't Professor of Theatre Mei Ann Teo

Professor Teo chatted about reinvention, fearlessness, and kung fu–fighting dim sum.

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Valentin-Escobar Exhibit Named Top 20 Museum Show of 2015 by Art Media

Professor Wilson Valentín-Escobar's exhibit is named among the best of 2015 by prominent critics and publications

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Radio Interview with Dean Roof: Students Help Transform Campus Energy Use

Dean of Natural Science Steven Roof talks To WHMP radio about Educational And Environmental Impact Of Sustainability Efforts

Assistant Professor of Ecosystem Ecology Seeta Sistla

Q&A with Seeta Sistla, Assistant Professor of Ecosystem Ecology

Professor Sistla chats on topics ranging from her research and scholarship to her revelation of being face-blind

Michael Klare

'Climate change will change everything, including the prospects for war and peace'

Professor Michael Klare explores prospects for war and peace in climate change era.

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Alum Lisa Trivedi to Give Lecture in Honor of Professor's Retirement

Lisa Trivedi 86F to give lecture in honor of Prof. Susan Tracy's retirement.

Michael Klare

Annual Pritzen Lecture to Focus on War in the Age of Climate Change

Author and Five College professor Michael Klare will address the trends facing the global community in his lecture, “World on Edge: War and Peace in the Climate Change Era,” at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, December 2, 2015 at Hampshire College.

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Alum Robin Coste Lewis Wins National Book Award for Poetry

Hampshire alum and former faculty member Robin Coste Lewis has won the 2015 National Book Award for Poetry.

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Prof. kara lynch's Work Part of "FAVT: Future Africa Visions in Time" Exhibit

Lynch's work is currently on display at the German Center for Contemporary African Art.

Andrea Dezso

Hampshire Art Professor Nominated for "World's Largest Children's Literature Award"

Prof. Andrea Dezsö was recently nominated for the 2016 Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award (ALMA), which describes itself as the “world’s largest children’s literature award.”

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Hampshire Prof. Kay Ann Johnson on End of China's One-Child Policy

Professor Johnson, professor of Asian studies and politics and director of the Hampshire College China Exchange Program, is interviewed in the Boston Globe regarding China's recent policy shift.

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Professor Monique Roelofs Awarded a 2015 Curriculum Diversification Grant

Professor Roelofs has been awarded a Curriculum Diversification Grant by the American Society of Aesthetics.

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Hampshire Professors Raymond Coppinger and Mark Feinstein Collaborate on 'How Dogs Work'

Coppinger and Feinstein’s new book examines dog behavior from evolutionary and cognitive science perspectives.

Film Professor Abraham Ravett on the Unlikely Meeting Behind his Newest Documentary

The Amherst Bulletin reports on Abraham Ravett's newest documentary, Holding Hands with Ilsa, and the unlikely meeting that changed the film's trajectory.

Voyage of the Sable Venus

Hampshire Alum Poet, a National Book Award Finalist, Returns to Campus for Reading

Robin Coste Lewis is a finalist for the 2015 National Book Award for Poetry

Hampshire's Tribute to Mathematics Professor Garners International Recognition

Professor David Kelly insisted he didn't want a retirement party, but he's getting a virtual party instead as his retirement story has now been shared by hundreds of media outlets.

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Wetlands Boxes as Water Filters

Science lab demonstrates wastewater system of campus’s new Kern Center living building.

David Kelly

Slow Down and Enjoy the 17mph Ride: A Hampshire-style Tribute for Professor Kelly

Hampshire College pays tribute to Mathematics Professor David Kelly’s fascination with the number 17.

Hampshire College Professor Omar Dahi

Prof. Omar Dahi's Research on the Transformation of Syrian Society

Research by Economics Professor Omar Dahi and Yasser Munif, a sociologist at Emerson College, focuses on how Syrians are adapting to the transformation of their society.

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