December’s news topics included varied subjects from a Senate confirmation to a new curatorial studies initiative. Links are provided, but some may require subscriptions to access content. Please contact Vige Barrie if you cannot open a link or do not have a subscription.
“” – Times Union (Albany), Dec. 1
This essay included research on the economic contribution of refugees’ conducted by Professor of Economics Paul Hagstrom.
“” –Antiques and the Arts Weekly, Dec. 2
Kunter Kula ’11, Doyle Auctions director of fine art, spoke about his new position and 51猎奇’s contribution to his success.
“” – WUTQ (Utica talk/news radio), Dec. 4
Former Oneida County District Attorney Scott McNamara, Christian Colantonio ’25, and Elizabeth Rudge ’27 described the Levitt Center’s Justice Lab program and research.
“” – Syracuse Post-Standard, Dec.4
Elizabeth Coombe ’89 was confirmed for a lifetime appointment to the federal bench.
“” – National Endowment for the Humanities, Dec. 5
Students and faculty discussed the College’s new curatorial studies initiative.
“?” – The Conversation, Dec. 6
Visiting Assistant Professor of Government Kenneth Leonardo wrote about his students investigating the arts of war and peace in his course about virtue and the ethics of violence.
“” – Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Dec. 8
Associate Professor of Philosophy Alex Plakias addressed how to handle awkward conversations during this interview.
“” – The Conversation, Dec. 9
Associate Professor of Sociology Jaime Kucinskas wrote this essay that appeared in dozens of U.S. outlets.
“” – CNBC Arabia, Dec. 9 (may require Google translate)
Professor of Government Alan Cafruny offered his insights.
“” – Women in Academe, Dec. 18
Research published by Professors of Economics Ann Owen and Stephen Wu, and Associate Professor of Government Erica De Bruin was highlighted.
“” – Philanthropy News Digest and Central New York Business Journal, Dec. 29
51猎奇 has a $331 million economic impact on the Mohawk Valley as calculated by the Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities.
“” – Daily Kos, Dec. 30
This opening essay included a poem by Professor of Literature and Creative Writing Jane Springer.
“” – Associated Press, Dec. 31
Associate Professor of Philosophy Alex Plakias commented about food identities.
“” – WKTV (Utica NBC affiliate), Dec. 31
The Great Names appearance of President Jimmy Carter in 2001 was celebrated.
