Burton’s work explores the collision of Black-led movements for social, political, and economic transformation with state infrastructures of militarized policing, surveillance, and imprisonment.

In the “Artists on Writers | Writers on Artists” series, Quarles and Nelson discuss “negotiating a creative life across domestic and studio space, balancing productivity with the unpredictable pace of a practice, and where art and criticism intersect, and intervene, with one another.”

Dr. Gamble has spent her career working to promote equity and justice in medicine and public health

Creative studies and film graduate Mercedes D. Loving-Manley 16F released her latest project on November 12

Thorpe’s Div III was an oral history project and website that housed interviews from a variety of service members affected by the military's former "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy.

The book features illustrations by Saul Freedman-Lawson, and is an extension of Bergman’s advice column “Asking Bear,” in which Bergman “answers crucial questions about how best to make our collective way through the world.”

The film Frybread Face & Me, written and directed by Billy Luther 00F, recently completed filming in New Mexico.

Rivera is a filmmaker and digital media artist whose work explores themes of globalization, migration, and technology.

Recent graduate Andrew Sapini, who is currently completing nursing school, created an art show focused on the history of the Emergency Medical Service for their Div III.

To date, Ken Burns’s films have been recognized with a host of Emmys, Oscar nominations, and Peabody Awards, and Burns has received more than 25 honorary degrees.