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Metaphor and Symbol published an article by Associate Professor of Sociology Greggor Mattson,

Music theory professor Bryan Parkhurst has been included in the Society for Music Theory's (SMT) 2020 award for Outstanding Multi-Author Collection. This was given for , for which Parkhurst coauthored the lead chapter, "Pitch, Tone, and Note." In the citation for the award, SMT provided, "The eloquent essays gathered together in this volume reflect the unique insights of the contributors as well as the coalescence of a shared vision of its editors. With uniform excellence in depth and clarity, the essays demonstrate that, if we understand and teach these so-called fundamentals as immutable entities, we bypass essential disciplinary questions."

"Protecting The Rights Of People With HIV/AIDS: How the ACLU of Ohio Set a Precedent in 1994," by Clayton Koppes, professor emeritus of history, was . The article explores the 1994 landmark AIDS discrimination case in Ohio that secured protection for people with HIV/AIDS under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Margaret Kamitsuka, emeritus professor of religion, gave a plenary address titled “Motherhood—What Would It Mean to ‘Just Say No’?” at an interactive online workshop on motherhood and religion at the on Nov. 29, 2020. 

Karl Offen published in Early American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal 18, no. 4 (2020): 399-460. doi:10.1353/eam.2020.0015.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology and LIASE postdoctoral scholar Kip Hutchins wrote a paper, that was published in the journal Inner Asia.
 

Assistant Professor of Art History Matthew Rarey's article, was published in the winter 2020 issue of African Arts. Rarey authored the essay along with Henry John Drewal, Evjue-Bascom Professor Emeritus of Art History and Afro-American Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

An article by Steven Volk, professor of history emeritus, and Beth Benedix,  appeared in Times Higher Education (London).

, a chapbook collection of short fiction by Visiting Assistant Professor of Creative Writing Tom Hopkins, was published on November 20 by The Cupboard Pamphlet, a small press based in Denver and Cleveland. Three of the five writers who wrote advance praise for the book are ���سԹ� alumni: Gary Shteyngart ’95, Matthew Sharpe ’85, and Abbey Mei Otis ’11.

Yveline Alexis is part of a team that planned a fundraiser for Ayiti Community Trust. We raised funds to help support organizations based in Haiti that are headed by Haitians.  in multiple language formats.