Associate Professor Tony C. Brown leads the Animal class: a course that introduces animals and how we think of them, in a new, refreshing perspective that is open to all…
Professor Emeritus Jack Zipes started a new publishing house that aims to bring back from obscurity out-of-print children’s books that address political issues, such as the…
This essay by CSCL grad students Alya Ansari and Mitch Hernandez responds to the exceptionalization of labor conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing these…
There was no funnier sight gag in early cinema than the catastrophe of epidemic contagion. Habitual tics such as yawning, laughing, sneezing, hiccupping, itching, coughing…
Professor and chair of cultural studies and comparative literature and professor of communication studies Laurie Ouellette places the show COPS within a historical and…
The Department of Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature (CSCL) stands in solidarity with the Black Midwest Initiative in condemning the death of George Floyd in…
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed everyone’s daily lives, and life at the University is no different. Read about how professors in the Department of Cultural Studies &…
“The amount of wonderful, independent, experimental animation made by women is immense!” Vanessa Cambier, PhD candidate in the Department of Cultural Studies & Comparative…
Cultural Studies & Comparative Literature alumnus, P. Carl recently published his memoir Becoming a Man: The Story of Transition. This New York Times book review introduces P…
