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Associate Professor of Computer Science Cynthia Taylor gave a talk and was on a panel for the "STEM in the Art Museum: Teaching Skills and Content through Art" Symposium at Yale University on October 14. The symposium was organized by Liliana Milkova, formerly the Curator of Academic Programs at the Allen Memorial Art Museum.

Peter Slowik gave the world premiere of four new compositions for solo viola in a at Old South Church in Boston on October 22. All told, twelve new compositions were premiered by three violists, Slowik was joined by his former student Daniel Orsen ’16 and Jordan Bak.

Scott Branson's new book (Pluto Books) was launched at a on October 24. Branson talked with Vicky Osterweil, the author of In Defense of Looting.

Visiting Associate Professor of Economics Udara Peiris was recently interviewed on , the prime political and economics discussion and analysis TV program, in Sri Lanka on the debt and economic crisis the country is facing.

Assistant Professor of Dance Al Evangelista participated and presented in two panels at the . The two panels titled, “Dancing in the Aftermath of Anti-Asian Hate” and “Acts of Tribute, Practices of Citation: Recognition as Resistance to Cultures of Individualism” took place October 13-16 in Vancouver, BC. On the panels, he discussed upcoming publications including one on dance and bystander intervention training. 

Visiting Assistant Professor of Drawing Charisse Harris has been awarded a printmaking residency at in Cleveland, Ohio as part of their fall cohort of BIPOC fellows.

Associate Professor of Computer Science Cynthia Taylor published a paper with Visiting Assistant Professor of Math Steve Balady (now at CSU San Bernardino) in the journal . The paper looks at how student attitudes in introductory Computer Science and Math courses align with those of experts.

An excerpt from David Forrest's book was published in the latest issue of , a magazine for community and labor organizers.

Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Shuming Chen recently published an article, "," in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. Coauthors include Sam Le ’22 as well as collaborators from UCLA, the University of Indiana, and the University of Munster, Germany.

Ana Cristina Perry, assistant professor of art history, had an in The Brooklyn Rail with Raphael Montañez Ortiz, an internationally renowned Brooklyn-born Puerto Rican artist and educator who grew up in New York City and founder of El Museo del Barrio.