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Through the success of anti-caste scholars and consistent development of caste scholarship in American academia, anti-caste activism and cutting-edge research on caste will expand. At the same time, Brahminical forces will be eager to stop this.

Closing the gap between history and policy is a critical concern with relevance to contemporary debates about immigration, sentencing policy, childcar...

Susan Moller Okin, a Stanford University political philosopher who brought a feminist perspective to the study of work and family issues, has died.

To help readers get more familiar with the individuals who make up our CEB board, we have asked them to answer a few questions.

For the first time in the world, Tel Aviv University researchers recorded and analysed different noises made by plants. The click-like noises, which sound like popcorn popping, are produced at...

Sixteen student researchers from Northwestern University in Qatar join the Institute for Advanced Study in the Global South (#IAS_NUQ) as part of the...

On May 25, the Goethe-Institut Boston will welcome Miro Magloire’s New Chamber Ballet in the Boston premiere of Stray Bird, Dances to Music by Ursula Mamlok, celebrating the composer’s centennial.

Commission Votes Against Reservoir Project on Formerly University-Owned Land After Harvard Affiliate Criticism | News | The Harvard Crimson

Crystal Feimster, a historian of African-American history, U.S. women’s history, and the American South, has been appointed the next Head of Pierson College.

A team of scientists leveraged an AI tool called “symbolic regression” to more accurately “weigh” massive galaxy clusters.