Rackham Student Tackles Racialized Language for ESPN
Linguistics student Kelly E. Wright comments on media coverage of the fight between NFL players Myles Garrett and Mason Rudolph.
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Student Voices
At the Core: Character
Bouchet Honor Society member Dr. Meredith O. Hope explores the importance of character in academia and in life.
Telling Different (Hi)stories About Writing Assessment in the U.S.
Bouchet scholar and Joint Program in English and Education Ph.D. graduate J.W. Hammond addresses historical racial inequities in the field of writing studies, and how to combat them.
Young Black Women’s Voices and the Praxis of HIV/AIDS Research
This is for graduate students committed to elevating rebellious voices, to being undisciplined interdisciplinarians, to pursuing radical ethics that set your soul on fire.
What Advice Would You Give Your First-Year Self?
We asked graduating students to share what they wish they would have known when they started graduate study.
What National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Means for a Student Researcher
Ph.D. student Jallicia Jolly explores why, despite biomedical developments that aim to reduce the spread of HIV transmission, the pandemic continues to disproportionately impact the poorest and socioeconomically disadvantaged sectors of our population.