With Sundance Premiere of 'By Water,' Iyabo Kwayana Offers a Personal Story of Healing
The work directed by the assistant professor of film and media studies will be the first animated experimental film to appear on PBS through the America ReFramed series.
Images Capture 850-Year-Old Aftermath of Stellar Collision
“I have worked on supernova remnants for 30 years, and I’ve never seen anything like this,” Professor Robert Fesen said in Nature about his telescopic images.
How Asia’s Rising Threats Convinced Tokyo to Abandon Its Defense Taboos
Professor Jennifer Lind analyzes historic changes to Japanese security policy in Foreign Affairs.
‘Smart’ Coating Could Make Fabrics Into Protective Gear
Metal-organic technology developed in the laboratory of associate professor of chemistry Katherine Mirica detects and captures toxic gases in air.
Catching Up With Best-Selling Author Charles Wheelan '88
The versatile public policy expert discusses the staying power of his 2002 bestseller Naked Economics, forthcoming projects, and advice for pursuing more than one profession.

Welcome from Dean Smith
Dean Elizabeth F. Smith leads the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.