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Rebecca Brückmann, associate professor of history, published an essay titled, “The Unfinished Constitution: Systemic Racism and the Fight for Democratic Participation in the United States”

16 July 2026

Rebecca Brückmann, associate professor of history, published an essay titled, “The Unfinished Constitution: Systemic Racism and the Fight for Democratic Participation in the United States” (in German) for the Federal…
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Andrew Flory, associate program director of American studies and professor of music, published a chapter in The Oxford Handbook of Arrangement Studies

4 June 2026

Andrew Flory, associate program director of American studies and professor of music, published a chapter in The Oxford Handbook of Arrangement Studies titled, “Arranging on the Assembly Line: Paul Riser and Motown,”…
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Cheryl Yin, assistant professor of anthropology, received a Grant-in-Aid Award at the University of Minnesota Libraries.

5 March 2026

Cheryl Yin, assistant professor of anthropology, received a Grant-in-Aid Award to conduct archival research at the Immigration History Research Center Archives (IHRCA) at the University of Minnesota Libraries. Her project, “The Relationship…
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Adriana Estill, professor of English and M.A. and A.D. Hulings Professor of American Studies, interviewed by MPR News , “As immigration crackdown spreads beyond Minneapolis, the small town of Northfield resists”

11 February 2026

Adriana Estill, professor of English and M.A. and A.D. Hulings Professor of American Studies, interviewed by MPR News, “As immigration crackdown spreads beyond Minneapolis, the small town of Northfield resists.”
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Adriana Estill, professor of English and M.A. and A.D. Hulings Professor of American Studies, published a chapter titled, “Latinx melodrama: Telenovela legacies in twenty-first century audiovisual narratives”

11 September 2025

Adriana Estill, professor of English and M.A. and A.D. Hulings Professor of American Studies, published a chapter titled, “Latinx melodrama: Telenovela legacies in twenty-first century audiovisual narratives” in the volume Latinx…
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Professor Andy Flory on “Music in the American South” Outside link

21 February 2025

Faculty Director Andy Flory, who will lead the Winter 2026 off-campus program Music in the American South, shares some of the distinct learning experiences that characterize the program.
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Deborah Appleman, Hollis L. Caswell Professor of Educational Studies, wrote a book chapter, “What We Talk About When We Talk About Literary Theory.”

30 January 2025

Deborah Appleman, Hollis L. Caswell Professor of Educational Studies, wrote a book chapter, “What We Talk About When We Talk About Literary Theory,” in a volume just published by the…
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Cheryl Yin, assistant professor of anthropology, gave a colloquium talk on December 10 at Brown University

9 January 2025

Cheryl Yin, assistant professor of anthropology, gave a colloquium talk on December 10 at Brown University titled, “Voicing the Khmer Rouge: Communist Revolutionary or Cruel Torturer?” In this talk, Yin…
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Chris Elias weighs in on Cohn-Trump in Salon.com

14 October 2024

See this recent Salon piece with our own Chris Elias’s historical commentary on Roy Cohn’s mentorial relationship with Donald Trump as part of the new film, “The Apprentice.”
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Elizabeth McKinsey, Maxine H. and Winston R. Wallin Professor of American Studies and English, emerita, was interviewed in late July in Lockport, New York

26 September 2024

Elizabeth McKinsey, Maxine H. and Winston R. Wallin Professor of American Studies and English, emerita, was interviewed in late July in Lockport, New York, for a documentary film being made by…
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