Although General William T. Sherman famously remarked, "War is all hell," the subject, nonetheless, has been fertile ground for some of the world's greatest literature. To that end, the depiction of armed conflict in mo…
It's been quite a year for Heather Siegel '12. A French major, she was one of nine CMC Fulbright recipients who were announced in May. Come fall, Siegel will travel to Antwerp to teach English, and hone her already prod…
With a teaching method that is constantly evolving, Professor Mark Costanzo advises, "Because you and your students change, you will never have teaching all figured out. Be open to new techniques and possibilities so th…
Bad leaders. Narcissism. Rules for good work relationships. How smiling affects your brain. How face shape apparently can be linked not only to sexual attractiveness, butalsotrustworthiness, as well as the "L" word that…
Landesa, the 2006 recipient of the Henry R. Kravis Prize in Nonprofit Leadership and nominated as one of the top NGOs in the world, has been advocating the UN on the issue of land rights and also received accolades at t…
Wendy Lower's new book is a finalist for the National Book Award. The book draws on her archival research and fieldwork on the Holocaust, access to post-Soviet documents, and interviews with German witnesses. The follow…
Ever since her undergraduate years at CMC as a Government major, Jennifer Waggoner ’95 has been interested in creating positive social outcomes across a variety of sectors, ranging from the non-profit to the for-profit.…
The undergraduate years are the time when many students explore their interests and nourish their intellectual curiosity. For Swami Sarvadevananda, they’re also a time to ask some crucial questions. “What is your purpos…
Yale Law School professor and former legal advisor to the State Department, Harold Koh, spoke at the Athenaeum October 8, on “Is there an Clinton-Obama Doctrine?” The talk was part of President Chodosh’s inaugural “Libe…
He’s traded Elizabethan quips with comedian Stephen Colbert and reimagined Shakespeare’s daily life—now Harvard Professor Stephen Greenblatt comes to CMC Wednesday, October 23, to explain why the recovery of an old, los…
