SceneWriting, The Missing Manual for Screenwriters is the culmination of their shared experience analyzing, teaching, and exploring the craft at Hampshire.

The Hechinger Report in collaboration with GBH Boston shone a spotlight on Hampshire and explored why many believe that the College, and unique liberal arts schools like it, are essential now, more than ever.

The book, Racism, Not Race: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions, tackles common misconceptions about race and racism.

Goffe’s performance piece was one of 50 projects to receive this prestigious U.S. award.

In collaboration with the Julius Hempshill Estate and Subito Music, Marty Ehrlich has organized a collection of compositions by composer and saxophonist Julius Hemphill (1938-1995).

Miller helped select traditional artists for a $15,000 fellowship.

Professors Bajorek, Caldwell, and Loza join a group of interdisciplinary scholars to develop decolonial research.

The acclaimed painter and beloved teacher made an outsized impact on many students, some of whom referred to themselves as his “disciples.”

Goodman’s presentation on “Race, Racism and Human Genetic Variation: Connections and Disconnections” opens the training program.

The festival focuses on “personal, underrepresented, and culturally specific subjects that offer the most profound experiences of art made from life.”