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    On Being Human: Watershed Moments from Spring 2020
    Keshia Mcclantoc
    • Apr 21, 2020

    On Being Human: Watershed Moments from Spring 2020

    Needless to say, it has been a strange semester for the Watershed Collective. We’ve gone from a time that made sense, with ready...
    Watershed Recommends 2020
    the Watershed collective
    • Apr 14, 2020

    Watershed Recommends 2020

    Throughout Watershed’s history, the Collective has offered recommendations. What is a better time to dig into some critical theory than...
    A Theory of Puzzles: Process, Product, and Slowing Down
    Anne Nagel
    • Apr 7, 2020

    A Theory of Puzzles: Process, Product, and Slowing Down

    I've been putting together a puzzle. A couple of weeks ago, I felt inexplicably drawn to a 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle that had been...
    The Unsexiness of Sex Education
    Sydney Baty
    • Mar 18, 2020

    The Unsexiness of Sex Education

    Promotional Material for Sex Education Season 2. This post contains spoilers for both seasons of Netflix’s Sex Education. Nearly every...
    HoTE Review: Sayek Valencia’s "From Gore Capitalism to Snuff Politics: The Body as Mass Media&q
    Keshia Mcclantoc
    • Mar 10, 2020

    HoTE Review: Sayek Valencia’s "From Gore Capitalism to Snuff Politics: The Body as Mass Media&q

    2020 marks the 10th year of the Humanities on the Edge series, with this year featuring a variety of female scholars across multiple...
    HoTE Preview: Sayak Valencia "From Gore Capitalism to Snuff Politics: The Body as Mass Media&qu
    Luke Folk
    • Mar 3, 2020

    HoTE Preview: Sayak Valencia "From Gore Capitalism to Snuff Politics: The Body as Mass Media&qu

    Transfeminist philosopher, essayist, and performance artist, Sayak Valencia, will be presenting her lecture, “From Gore Capitalism to...
    Evolving Narrative: Storytelling from Factory Floor to Concrete Pour
    Linda Pawlenty
    • Feb 25, 2020

    Evolving Narrative: Storytelling from Factory Floor to Concrete Pour

    It’s strange how you can take note of something once, and then all of a sudden, that obscure thing keeps popping up over and again. When...
    HoTE Preview: Ariella Azoulay “Potential History: Unlearning Imperialism”
    Zoe McDonald
    • Feb 11, 2020

    HoTE Preview: Ariella Azoulay “Potential History: Unlearning Imperialism”

    Thursday Feb. 13 5:30-7 pm, Sheldon Museum of Art, Ethel S. Abbott Auditorium Free and open to the public The spring 2020’s first...
    Broad City’s Finale as a Queer Feminist Metaphor
    Zoe McDonald
    • Feb 4, 2020

    Broad City’s Finale as a Queer Feminist Metaphor

    This post contains spoilers of the final episode of the TV show Broad City Broad City's series finale serves as a metaphor for a queer...
    Traces of Social History in Selected Scholarly Works on Nineteenth Century America
    Christy Hyman
    • Jan 28, 2020

    Traces of Social History in Selected Scholarly Works on Nineteenth Century America

    It is no doubt that the study of the past has been enriched by social history. Historical studies focusing on social elements within history
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