Chloe M. Martin Selected to Attend Scholarly Retreat
Assistant Professor Chloe M. Martin, Social Sciences–Psychology, was recently selected to participate in the Society for Personality and Social Psychology […]
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Tag: School of Liberal Arts
FIT Celebrates a Truly Unconventional Commencement
A year after the COVID-19 pandemic scuttled the college’s plans for commencement, the college responded with a triumphant comeback: an […]
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Do Uniforms Signal Conformity? A Faculty Member Says No
When children wear school uniforms, how much do they forfeit their individual identities? On Feb. 4, Kyunghee Pyun, associate professor, […]
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The Language of War: Three Questions With Poet Solmaz Sharif
Solmaz Sharif’s first book of poetry, LOOK (Graywolf Press, 2016), was a finalist for the National Book Award. Although her visit to […]
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FIT Partners with Global Women’s Studies Conference
FIT was a hosting partner in this year’s World Conference on Women’s Studies, April 25 to 27 in Bangkok. The […]
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Unmasking the U.S. Immigration System
Invasive species* by Marwa Helal, an adjunct faculty member in English and Communication Studies, is a hybrid of poetry and […]
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The Yemen Humanitarian Crisis, Explained
The United Nations has described the ongoing conflict in Yemen as “the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.” Thousands have died in […]
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Preeminent Documentarian Frederick Wiseman Comes to FIT
No one in the world makes movies like director Frederick Wiseman. His earliest documentaries, including Titicut Follies (1967), which exposed the […]
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Queens High School Student Wins Poetry Out Loud Regionals Held at FIT
The Katie Murphy Amphitheatre was alive with the sound of poetry being recited by high school students who gathered for […]
Read moreClaudia Rankine: The Creative Imagination and Race
Poet and playwright Claudia Rankine will give a talk titled “The Creative Imagination and Race,” followed by a Q&A […]
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