Davis' Comic Book Women Offers a Feminist History of the Golden Age of Comics
January 2022
College of Communication
Blair Davis, Associate Professor in the College of Communication’s book, Comic Book Women, coauthored with Peyton Brunet, offers a feminist history of the golden age of comics, revising our understanding of how numerous genres emerged and upending narratives of how male auteurs built their careers.
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Papadopoulos Book Nominated for Distinguished Book Award
January 2022
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
Alex G Papadopoulos, Professor in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences’ book, Hellenic Statecraft and the Geopolitics of Difference, co-authored with Triantafyllos G. Petridis, has been nominated for the Julian Minghi Distinguished Book Award for the best book published in 2021 in the field of political geography.
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Settimi Receives State Department funding for Data Science and AI Partnership
January 2022
Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media
Partnering with Hanyang University (South Korea) and Indiana University, Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media
Professor, Raffaella Settimi has received U.S. State Department funding for the Data Science South Korea/US (DSKUS) Global Lab, a student exchange program focused on forging strategic data science & AI partnerships between the US and South Korea.
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Orban Releases Book on Béla Tarr
October 2021
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
In the recently published book In Slow Places in Béla Tarr’s Films: The Intersection of Geography, Ecology, and Slow Cinema, DePaul College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
Professor Clara Orban investigates filmmaker Béla Tarr’s slow cinema techniques as an approach to creating geographies of indifference. Read More