Blogs

Four Things on Formations: Yan Slobodkin

June 10, 2021

After a year and change of nonstop zooms and minimal meatspace working and socializing, the first book I reached for when I finished my last remote class of the quarter was The Twittering Machine...
Blogs

Manufactured Uncertainty and the Media History of Risk

May 13, 2021

A blog post issued by Oak Ridge Associated Universities documents an event in 1945 when x-ray photographers first felt the impacts of continental nuclear testing, even if they didn’t recognize...
Features

A 1990s Mural At The 18th Street Station Will Be Restored By A Pilsen Artist

May 12, 2021

SIFK Faculty and Professor of Art History, Dr. Claudia Brittenham, shares her knowledge of Mesoamerican murals in a WBEZ article.
In the Media

Watch: “The Aeneid” by Professor Shadi Bartsch, in conversation with Dr. Anastasia Klimchynskaya

May 12, 2021

Tune in for topics including Vergil's choice of language, being a female translator of a "masculine text," and the epic's relevance in today's political climate.
Blogs

Four Things on Formations: Alex Campolo

May 10, 2021

A round-up of thought-provoking things from Alex Campolo, postdoctoral fellow at SIFK.
Blogs

Who Unearths the Past?: On the Work of The Dig

February 09, 2021

Joe Stadolnik watches The Dig, and sheds light on an obscure excavator of the past unlikely to inspire a Netflix movie