The Stanley Spector and Richard Yang Undergraduate Student Award allows students in East Asian Languages and Cultures to conduct study in East Asia or on an East Asian topic. This fund was founded by WashU alumnus Alex Primm and his wife, Cathy, to foster cross-cultural understanding by creating unique experiences for students of East Asian languages outside of the classroom. Through this program students can pursue projects that enrich their academic study of East Asia, including attending an academic conference, studying abroad, participating in an internship, or doing community outreach with an East Asian focus.

Each fall, Dorothy, a Publishing Project, the feminist independent press run by Danielle Dutton and Martin Riker and headquartered in St. Louis, publishes two books only. They are mostly slim volumes, predominantly experimental, many translated, and all (save one, published under a heteronym) by women. This year is unique, as they are doubling their output to four books.

Truman Scholar, Ranen Miao, discusses his journey to Sociology, advice for others applying to the Truman Scholarship, and what self-care looks like to him.

A conversation with Kling and Mellon Mays fellowship directors Jean Allman and Jonathan Fenderson

Interview with Faculty Fellow René Esparza

Hear Prof. Bernstein's interview with Ray Hartmann of "St. Louis in the Know" on KTRS 550 Radio with co-author Heidi Kolk.

Bernstein and Kolk discuss ‘The Material World of Modern Segregation’