In the opening lines of their Las Doctoras podcast, Cristina Rose (Smith) and Renee Lemus invite listeners to join them at their kitchen table to question systems of power, sip on some tequila, and ... Read More
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Fynnwin Prager’s Influenza Economic Research Pays Dividends During COVID-19
Fynnwin Prager is an expert on the economic repercussions of epidemics and pandemics. In the article, Prager draws parallels between the study he co-published in 2016, “Total Economic ... Read More
Mixed-Media Artist Toni Scott Takes Part in Presidential Distinguished Lecture Series
Moving brush and hand across canvas, often with the motion of a conductor’s baton, mixed-media artist Toni Scott created two original “live paintings” in harmony with the Inner City Youth Orchestra of ... Read More
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Zero Waste Goals Require Toro Nation to be All-In
As the Earth’s dominant species, humans have a myriad of self-inflicted ecological challenges to contend with. Some are monumental and require international buy-in, like ... Read More
Anthropology Student Rubi Landa Awarded National Science Foundation Fellowship
While the pandemic may have put a damper on anthropology student Yesenia “Rubi” Landa’s plans to travel abroad to research the water management strategies of the Maya, her ... Read More
