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Matylda Figlerowicz is Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature. She analyzes 20th– and 21st-century works of literature and visual arts that cross geographic and disciplinary boundaries and shape new modes of cultural and political critique. Her...

Although universities have conducted their affairs within monarchies and even dictatorships, modern higher education has often flourished by being part of an ecosystem defined by broad freedoms of inquiry and speech. In 2026, these freedoms are...

The Globe is Melting: Scale, Imagination, Language Speaker: Oliver Aas, 2025-26 MHC Postdoctoral Fellow Respondent: Bruno Carvalho Born and raised in Estonia, Oliver Aas is an interdisciplinary scholar working at the intersection of environmental...

The recent explosion of AI capacity, along with booming prophecies about its limitless potential, arrive at a moment of unease. Across the developed world, trust in human beings, their institutions and the future they might build is at a nadir. There is a...