Author and poet Hanif Aburraqib discusses how gentrification in central Ohio erases cultural memory and community identity.

Caitlin Flanagan, whose writing in The Atlantic cuts to the heart of modern life’s most charged topics, has a way of expressing truths that feel both deeply personal and universal. She explores her ...

The scars of memory -- Editing and the art of forgetfulness in social science -- Memory and racial humiliation in popular literature -- The Black body as archive of memory -- Black scholars and memory ...

Composer and percussionist Sarah Hennies is bringing a deeply personal and immersive musical experience to CAC’s Black Box Theater on March 18. Memory Box: Featuring Sarah Hennies, presented by ...

Memory molds us into who we are. Whether we consciously acknowledge the depth of memory’s involvement in our lives and the consequential results it has on our choices or let memory take a more ...

Autobiographical memory refers to the recollection of personally experienced significant events that contribute to an individual's sense of self. There is consensus in the literature on the ...

Demolishing silos, dissolving boundaries — both physical and imaginary — and looking beyond possibilities, yet never divorcing a certain vulnerability, a stillness that forces the audience to look ...

Heinz-Uwe Haus, professor emeritus in the Department of Theatre and Dance at the University of Delaware, contributed to European intellectual discourse this summer by publishing a review of Guenther ...

Traditional Palestinian food has long been a source of identity and memory for the diaspora. Sami Tamimi, an award-winning chef who grew up in the old city of Jerusalem, uses cooking to tell the story ...