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Virgil Abloh was many things to many people. Author Mitchell S. Jackson explains why the designer's legacy is "a symbol to myself that I will never again wear anything that makes me feel poor."
Pulitzer Prize winner Mitchell S. Jackson reflects on the trial of the men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery in the context of the false promises of justice and the pursuit of running.
Pulitzer-Prize-winning author Mitchell Jackson joins our campus as a Schoenfeldt Writer joins U.Portland for a talk “Prison to the Pen: Mitchell S. Jackson’s Extraordinary Journey.”
Four UChicago scholars awarded 2021 Guggenheim Fellowships Apr 8, 2021 Guggenheim Fellowships have been awarded this year to four University of Chicago scholars, chosen on the basis of prior achievement and exceptional promise. Prof. Ufuk Akcigit, Prof. Guanglei Hong, Asst. Prof. Mitchell S. Jackson and Prof. Tara Zahra are among the 184 fellows selected in this year’s class from nearly 3,000 applicants. Their fellowships will support research into the impacts of the Great Recession, a study of globalism and 20th-century Europe, and a work of historical fiction. Ufu...
This republic is on a banana peel forreal. How else to view frightened congresspersons crouched on the Senate floor in gas masks while Capitol Police drew weapons behind barricades to guard them. A sedition-minded dude dressed in a vest and hoodie, shoulder-flaunting a confederate flag down the hall. Insurgents clambering the walls outside the Capitol building like pseudo super villains who’ve come in contact with the stone that removes their powers. How else to interpret Senator Josh Hawley greeting the mob with a raised fist. Arkansan Richard “Bigo” Barnett with his boots kicked up ...