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Zack Martin during fieldwork in Belgium

PhD Candidate Zack Martin wins Fulbright Fellowship to Belgium

PhD Candidate Zack Martin won a Fulbright Fellowship to Belgium! Congratulations Zack! Zack Martin will spend 9 months in Belgium this coming academic year with the prestigious Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Program, doing…

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BA Alumna Dr. Caroline Fernald receives an Inspire Award

Dr. Caroline Fernald (BA 2011), the Executive Director of Harvard Museums of Science and Culture (HMSC), has received an Inspire Award for outstanding leaders in the Cambridge, MA community. She and the other…

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Friend of the department Joshua Clover, dead at 62

Here are a couple of loving remembrances with short excerpts of Joshua’s uncompromising thought from each: The Truth is the Whole: Remembering Joshua Clover “If we are reaching into history, I am still…

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Professor Emeritus Robert Bruegmann publishes his first novel

Professor Emeritus Robert Bruegmann has published his first novel, Roman Ivory: In Victorian England, Joseph Stapleton, 1st Viscount Barringon, has died unexpectedly, leaving his nineteen-year-old son, Robert, to inherit his title, estate, family business,…

Nineveh, Nebi Yunus. Head of Assyrian gate sculpure (lamassu) during the Iraqi Excavations (May 1990).

Rutgers Art Review publishes interview with Ömür Harmanşah

Rutgers Art Review (The Graduate Journal of Research in Art History) publishes “Bridging Art History and Critical Heritage Studies: A Conversation with Ömür Harmanşah” by Trinidad Rico (Associate Professor and Director of Cultural…