Balance Starts with ForgivenessAt the start of the Broken Earth trilogy, it was easy to see the relevance between the story, and its progression, and the concept of […]

Heraclitean Water and Koch's Curve: Let all things change and all thoughts renewMy semester’s story began in the opening week of the course when we were introduced to Ron Eglash, a professor in the school of i […]

The Great Kantō Earthquake: How Disaster Reconstructed CultureBy Collin Capurso, Cassandra Lasky, Claire Rahuba, Chloe Dion, Stella Kahnis The “Great Kantō Earthquake” struck the Kantō Plain […]

Reaching Sustainability Through Embracing Black LiteratureBy Claire Lustig, Alice West, Emily Bosworth, Chloe Dion, Emily Sneider According to the United States Environmental Protection […]

Bad Faith in a Racialized World In light of Geraldine Heng’s The Invention of Race in the European Middle Ages, the process and result of racialization emerges when w […]

Call-and-Response: A Means to Resist SufferingAs we look at the concept of recursion, Eglash guides us in African Fractals through what a seed shape truly is—a loop that goes on c […]