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NPR’s Education Correspondent Eric Westervelt

in conversation at UMass Amherst

by: Casey Gilman

NPR’s National Education Correspondent Eric Westervelt, in conversation on education policy and the new administration.

Drinking Water in Crisis

David Reckhow at UMass Amherst

by: Casey Gilman

UMass Professor David Reckhow suggests new perspectives and directions for future research on sanitizing and distributing drinking water.

Smith College’s Presidential Colloquium Series

Ana Navarro at Smith College

by: Casey Gilman

Political commentator and Republican strategist Ana Navarro spoke on the values she feels have been challenged by the Trump administration.

Smith College’s Presidential Colloquium Series

Rachel Maddow at Smith College

by: Casey Gilman

Rachel Maddow spoke about what she thinks the public can expect from President Trump’s time in office and the current political climate in the United States.

Culture High and Low: When Jazz Entered the Concert Hall

Steve Waksman at Smith College

by: Casey Gilman

Steve Waksman, Professor of Music and American Studies at Smith College, gives a historical view of the cultural evolution of jazz.

Marvelous Things Heard: History and the Problem of Weirdness

Catherine Chin at Mount Holyoke College

by: Casey Gilman

Associate Professor of Classics at the University of California, Davis, encouraged historians to embrace and include weirdness in their writings on the past.

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