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A headshot of Dr. Viet Trinh

Congratulations, Dr. Viet Trinh on being interviewed on Stupid Sexy Privacy (October 1), a podcast on data privacy and civil liberties! The episode is entitled "Everyone Is Being Watched…

A headshot of Dr. Athanasopoulos on a nature hike

Congratulations, Dr. Charles Athanasopoulos on being featured on the Breaking Culture Live Podcast (September 16) to preview the 2027 Cultural Studies Association Conference theme …

Dr. Rawls DJing

Celebrating Creative Practice, Culture, and a New Era of Hip Hop at Ohio State

Dig, Sample, Chop, Sequence: Hip Hop Studies in Practice is an evening of DJing, beat making…

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AAAS & Music Hip Hop Minor

The Hip Hop minor in African American & African Studies and Music consists of 15 semester hours: 6 hours in core requirements (AFAMAST/MUSIC 3450 & 3354) and 9 semester…

Dr. Jason Rawls being interviewed about Diddy Verdict

Congratulations Dr. Jason Rawls on your new article,"Crate Missions and the Hip Hop Producer’s Ear: Listening, Legacy and Beat-Making as Archival Practice in Intellect Discover."

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AAAS Faculty member Dr. Charles Athanasopoulos was recently elected the Vice President of the Cultural Studies Association. Per CSA guidelines, Dr. A will serve a two-year term followed by a…

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Tiyi M. Morris is a Professor of African American and African Studies at The Ohio State University at the Newark campus and the co-director of the Ohio Prison Education Exchange Project (OPEEP)…

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Dr. Campbell's article proposes that Black queer blogs from the early 2000s demonstrate how to preserve Black life and personhood. Please see the below link for more details.

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Headshot of Dr. Ashley-Smith Purviance

Dr. Ashley Smith-Purviance scholarship critically analyzes how social structures, educational policies, and institutions shape and reproduce harmful inequalities for Black women and girls. As a…