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Bronze statue of Eros sleeping, Hellenistic, 3rd-2nd century BCE, Greek, Bronze, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Desire, for the ancient Greeks, was not a private tremor. It was a... Continue Reading →
Forging my own path,yes I will I will do what is right for me,Fight in my own way Find freedom in my own experience, Without judgement from another.I will make... Continue Reading →
In ancient Greek art, water was never only an element of scenery. It was a force that shaped identity, danger, and transformation. Rivers were personified as gods, seas were chaotic... Continue Reading →
Memories are an aspect of our life that begin to form not too soon after we’re born and don’t halt until our last moments on Earth. The science behind them... Continue Reading →
Located in the heart of downtown Chicago, Symphony Center stands as one of the most important musical institutions in the United States. It is the home of the Chicago Symphony... Continue Reading →
Can you tell us about the science program you participated in last summer in Pennsylvania, and what your research was focused on? This last summer I participated in the Undergraduate... Continue Reading →
Can you tell us about the research you completed at the University of Minnesota Life Sciences Summer Undergraduate Research Program? As a participant in the University of Minnesota's Life Sciences... Continue Reading →
Tell us a little bit about your Honors 101 World Literature class, A Brief Literary History of the Future! The course was called A Brief Literary History of the Future,... Continue Reading →
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is home to one of the most extraordinary collections of ancient art in the world. Walking through its Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and Near Eastern galleries... Continue Reading →
Your academic background spans Classics, Chinese, and East Asian studies. How did that pathway shape the way you think and teach? My interest in culture, interdisciplinarity, and these different academic... Continue Reading →