Cindy Hyde-Smith is teaching us what segregation academies taught her
In this New York Times opinion piece, Noliwe Rooks, professor of Africana studies and American studies, writes that the recent campaign in Mississippi’s senat
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Julia Chang: Confounding expectations
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Podcast examines love and obligation
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MMUF scholar explores intersection between African, Asian cultures
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Podcast explores love in colonial India
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Amanda Isabel Garcia: ' I learned to be unapologetically myself'
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FGSS convenes ‘The Future is Feminist’ book club
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Courtly Love
Pick a Destination
FGSS alum Hadiyah Chowdhury '18, "I was able to explore so many different academic interests." Read more about Hadiyah's extraordinary journey and her plans for the future.
As someone with a passion for popular culture, the FGSS major and its courses allow me to immerse myself in cultural studies and understand in greater depth how culture shapes the way we understand our own identities.
— Samuel Naimi '16, FGSS Major