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The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation’s 101st Class of Fellows Taps 223 Trailblazing Artists, Scientists, and Scholars Across 55 Fields

Meet the 101st Class of Guggenheim Fellows

(New York, NY--April 14, 2026) -- The Board of Trustees of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation announced today their appointment of the 101st class of Guggenheim Fellows, including 223 distinguished individuals working across 55 disciplines. Chosen through a rigorous application and peer review process from a pool of nearly 5,000 applicants, the Class of 2026 Guggenheim Fellows was tapped based on both prior career achievement and exceptional promise. As established in 1925 by founder Senator Simon Guggenheim, each Fellow receives a monetary stipend to pursue independent work at the highest level under “the freest possible conditions.”   

“Our new class of Guggenheim Fellows is representative of the world’s best thinkers, innovators, and creators in art, science, and scholarship,” said Edward Hirsch, award-winning poet and President of the Guggenheim Foundation. “As the Foundation enters its second century and looks to the future, I feel confident that this new class of 223 individuals will do bold and inspiring work, undaunted by the challenges ahead. We are honored to support their visionary contributions.”   

The Guggenheim Foundation has always been committed to awarding Fellowships at the highest level. Since its founding in 1925, the Foundation has awarded nearly $450 million in fellowships to more than 19,000 Fellows. This year, applications in the Creative Arts and Humanities were up by 50% and applications in the Sciences were up by 86%. At a time when intellectual and creative life is under attack, the Foundation continues to demonstrate its commitment to supporting extraordinary individuals breaking new ground in the Creative Arts, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities, and a range of interdisciplinary fields. 

In all, 55 scholarly disciplines and artistic fields, 97 academic institutions, 33 US states and the District of Columbia, three Canadian provinces, and eight countries beyond the United States and Canada are represented in the 2026 class. The Fellows range in age from 28 to 76, and around one third do not hold a full-time affiliation with a college or university.   

Fellows' projects grapple with timeless themes and timely issues. They explore the promise and perils of artificial intelligence, propose life-changing advancements in medical technology, unearth the historical roots of contemporary crises, and forge new directions in artistic expression.  

This year, the Guggenheim Foundation is proud to have three named Fellowships:    

  • The Dorothy Tapper Goldman Guggenheim Fellowship in Constitutional Studies has been awarded to Gerard N. Magliocca.  

  • The Richard F. Gustafson Guggenheim Fellowship in Slavic Studies has been awarded to Georg B. Michels.  

  • The Kayden Guggenheim Fellowship in Climate Studies has been awarded to Michael Kaplan.  

Generous gifts from friends and previous Fellows have supported this year’s Fellows: 

  • Wendy Belzberg and Strauss Zelnick have underwritten a Fellowship in General Nonfiction in honor of Stacy Schiff, Fellow 1996, awarded to Donovan Hohn.  

  • Pat Ferrero, Fellow 1982, has underwritten a Fellowship in Film-Video awarded to Adam James Smith.  

  • The Robert Frank Foundation has underwritten a Fellowship in Photography in honor of Robert Frank, Fellow 1955 and 1956, awarded to Jeremiah Ariaz. 

  • The Dorothy Tapper Goldman Foundation has underwritten a Fellowship in Indigenous Studies, awarded to John Borrows. 

  • Stacy Schiff, Fellow 1996, and Marc de la Bruyère have underwritten a Fellowship in Fiction, awarded to Namwali Serpell. 

  • The Eleanor Schwartz Charitable Foundation has underwritten a Fellowship in Medicine & Health, awarded to Alexander Ploss.  

  • The Estate of Geraldine Jonçich Clifford, Fellow 1965, has underwritten a Fellowship in Education, awarded to Matthew Kraft.  

  • The Estate of Margaret W. Rossiter, Fellow 1981, has underwritten a Fellowship in a natural science field, awarded to Alexandra Z. Worden.  

  • A generous bequest from the estate of Philip Roth, 1959 Fellow, provides partial support of writers.  

  • Fellows in the creative arts are partially supported by the Joel Conarroe Fund, named for a former President of the Foundation who was a Guggenheim Fellow in 1977. 

  

About the Guggenheim Foundation  

Created and initially funded in 1925 by US Senator Simon and Olga Guggenheim in memory of their son John Simon, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has sought to “further the development of scholars and artists by assisting them to engage in research in any field of knowledge and creation in any of the arts, under the freest possible conditions.”  

Since its establishment, the Guggenheim Foundation has granted nearly $450 million in Fellowships to more than 19,000 individuals, among whom are more than 125 Nobel laureates, members of all the national academies, winners of the Pulitzer Prize, Fields Medal, Turing Award, Bancroft Prize, National Book Award, and other internationally recognized honors. The broad range of fields of study is a unique characteristic of the Fellowship program. The Fellowship is application-based, and open to U.S. and Canadian citizens or permanent residents.  

The Guggenheim Foundation centers the talents and instincts of the Fellows, whose passions often have broad and immediate social impact. For example, in 1936, Zora Neale Hurston wrote Their Eyes Were Watching God with the support of a Guggenheim Fellowship and dedicated it to the Foundation’s first president, Henry Allen Moe. Photographer Robert Frank’s seminal book, The Americans, was the product of a cross-country tour supported by two Guggenheim Fellowships. The accomplishments of other early Fellows like e.e. cummings,  Jacob Lawrence, Rachel Carson, James Baldwin, Martha Graham, and Linus Pauling also demonstrate the strength of the Guggenheim Foundation’s core values and the power and impact of its approach.

    • Kyle Abraham

      Choreography

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Ran Abramitzky

      Economics

      Stanford University

      Stanford, CA

    • John Ahearn

      Fine Arts

      New York, NY

    • Andre Alexis

      Fiction

      Toronto, ON, Canada

    • Jessica Anthony

      Fiction

      Bates College

      Portland, ME

    • Raymond Antrobus

      Poetry

      New Orleans, LA

    • Samantha Appleton

      Photography

      Rockport, ME

    • Penny Arcade

      Drama & Performance Art

      New York, NY

    • Haleh Ardebili

      Engineering

      University of Houston

      Sugar Land, TX

    • Jeremiah Ariaz

      Photography

      Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College

      Baton Rouge, LA

    • Mathew Arrellín

      Music Composition

      Chicago, IL

    • Nathan Arrington

      Art: History, Theory, & Criticism

      Princeton, NJ

    • American Artist

      Fine Arts

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Fia Backström

      Fine Arts

      Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Elena Bajo

      Fine Arts

      Saas-Fee Summer Institute of Art

      New York, NY

    • Alan Baker

      Philosophy

      Swarthmore College

      Swarthmore, PA

    • Regina Baucom

      Biology

      University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

      Dexter, MI

    • Emily Benedek

      General Nonfiction

      New York, NY

    • Anya Bernstein

      Anthropology & Cultural Studies

      Harvard University

      Cambridge, MA

    • Chris Aluka Berry

      Photography

      Marshall, NC

    • Amy Bessone

      Fine Arts

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Paula Bohince

      Poetry

      Pittsburgh, PA

    • Raymond Boisjoly

      Fine Arts

      Simon Fraser University

      Vancouver, BC, Canada

    • John Borrows

      Indigenous Studies

      University of Toronto

      Victoria, BC, Canada

    • Harlan Bozeman

      Photography

      Tulane University

      New Orleans, LA

    • Neil Brenner

      Architecture, Planning, & Design: History, Theory & Criticism

      University of Chicago

      Chicago, IL

    • Claudia Brittenham

      Art: History, Theory, & Criticism

      University of Chicago

      Chicago, IL

    • Margaret Brown

      Film-Video

      Austin, TX

    • Joel Cabrita

      African Studies

      Stanford University

      San Francisco, CA

    • Yin Cao

      Data Science

      Washington University in St. Louis

      St. Louis, MO

    • Brian M. Cassidy

      Film-Video

      Montreal, QB, Canada

    • Jonathan Michael Castillo

      Photography

      Columbia College Chicago

      Chicago, IL

    • Yanira Castro

      Choreography

      San Juan, Puerto Rico

    • Matias D. Cattaneo

      Data Science

      Princeton University

      Princeton, NJ

    • Damon Centola

      Sociology

      University of Pennsylvania

      Philadelphia, PA

    • Heather Christle

      Poetry

      Emory University

      Atlanta, GA

    • Mina Cikara

      Psychology

      Harvard University

      Cambridge, MA

    • Sonya Clark

      Fine Arts

      Amherst College

      Amherst, MA

    • Heather Cleary

      Translation

      Ciudad de México, México

    • Sivan Cohen Elias

      Music Composition

      University of Minnesota-Twin Cities

      Minneapolis, MN

    • Elena Conis

      History of Science, Technology, & Economics

      University of California-Berkeley

      Berkeley, CA

    • Michael Cosmopoulos

      Classics

      University of Missouri - St. Louis

      St. Louis, MO

    • Seán Curran

      Choreography

      New York University

      New York, NY

    • Edward E. Curtis IV

      Religion

      Indiana University-Indianapolis

      Indianapolis, IN

    • Andrea Damascelli

      Physics

      University of British Columbia

      Vancouver, BC, Canada

    • Marlene Daut

      European & Latin American History

      Yale University

      Woodbridge, CT

    • Reid Davenport

      Film-Video

      CUNY Hunter College

      Beacon, NY

    • Bedross Der Matossian

      Near Eastern Studies

      University of Nebraska-Lincoln

      Lincoln, NE

    • William Deresiewicz

      General Nonfiction

      Portland, OR

    • Ilias Diakonikolas

      Computer Science

      University of Wisconsin-Madison

      Madison, WI

    • Lawrence Douglas

      Law

      Amherst College

      Sunderland, MA

    • Justin Driver

      Constitutional Studies

      Yale University

      New Haven, CT

    • Tarek Elgindi

      Applied Mathematics

      Duke University

      Durham, NC

    • Kota Ezawa

      Fine Arts

      California College of the Arts

      Oakland, CA

    • Stephen Ferry

      Photography

      International Center of Photography

      New York, NY

    • Stephanie Fleischmann

      Drama & Performance Art

      Columbiaville, NY

    • Daniel Forger

      Applied Mathematics

      University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

      Ann Arbor, MI

    • Dov Fox

      Law

      University of San Diego

      San Diego, CA

    • Elisa Gabbert

      General Nonfiction

      Providence, RI

    • Angela Garcia

      Anthropology & Cultural Studies

      Stanford University

      San Francisco, CA

    • Raven Garvey

      Anthropology & Cultural Studies

      University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

      Ann Arbor, MI

    • Amitav Ghosh

      General Nonfiction

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Cate Giordano

      Film-Video

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Randall H. Goldsmith

      Chemistry

      University of Wisconsin-Madison

      Madison, WI

    • Elizabeth Goodstein

      General Nonfiction

      Emory University

      Avondale Estates, GA

    • Jacqueline Goss

      Film-Video

      Bard College

      Tivoli, NY

    • Allison Grant

      Photography

      The University of Alabama

      Tuscaloosa, AL

    • Jude Griebel

      Fine Arts

      New York, NY

    • Iva Gueorguieva

      Fine Arts

      Claremont Graduate University

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Karl Haendel

      Fine Arts

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Fariba Hajamadi

      Fine Arts

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Erika Hamden

      Astronomy–Astrophysics

      University of Arizona

      Tucson, AZ

    • Allison Janae Hamilton

      Fine Arts

      New York, NY

    • LaMont Hamilton

      Fine Arts

      New Orleans, LA

    • Myronn Hardy

      Poetry

      Bates College

      Portland, ME

    • Christopher Harris

      Film-Video

      Princeton University

      Princeton, NJ

    • Richard Hasen

      Law

      University of California-Los Angeles

      Studio City, CA

    • Brian Christopher Hawkins

      Film-Video

      University of Missouri-Kansas City

      Harrisonville, MO

    • Faith Hillis

      Intellectual & Cultural History

      Chicago, IL

    • James Hoff

      Fine Arts

      New York, NY

    • Donovan Hohn

      General Nonfiction

      Wayne State University

      Ann Arbor, MI

    • K.J. Holmes

      Choreography

      New York University

      New York, NY

    • Madeleine Hunt - Ehrlich

      Film-Video

      CUNY Queens College

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Oswald Huỳnh

      Music Composition

      American Academy in Rome

      Portland, OR

    • Jon Irabagon

      Music Composition

      University of Illinois at Chicago

      Park Ridge, IL

    • Christoph Irmscher

      Literary Criticism

      Indiana University-Bloomington

      Bloomington, IN

    • Noah Isenberg

      Film, Video and New Media: History, Theory, and Criticism

      The University of Texas at Austin

      New York, NY

    • Kristen Iversen

      Biography

      University of Cincinnati

      Cincinnati, OH

    • Lucy Ives

      Fiction

      Corinth, VT

    • Zubin Jacob

      Engineering

      Purdue University-Main Campus

      West Lafayette, IN

    • Marlon James

      Fiction

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Zhu Jia

      Film-Video

      South Pasadena, CA

    • Bret Anthony Johnston

      Fiction

      The University of Texas at Austin

      Austin, TX

    • Ieva Jusionyte

      Anthropology & Cultural Studies

      Brown University

      Cambridge, MA

    • Michael Kaplan

      Climate Studies

      Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University

      Westchester, NY

    • Christopher Kempf

      Poetry

      University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

      Champaign, IL

    • Suji Kwock Kim

      Poetry

      Princeton, NJ

    • jaamil olawale kosoko

      Choreography

      Philadelphia, PA

    • David Kosower

      Physics

      Institut de Physique Theorique, CEA-Saclay

      Paris, France

    • Matthew Kraft

      Education

      Brown University

      Belmont, MA

    • Jamie Kreiner

      Medieval & Early Modern Studies

      University of California-Los Angeles

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Julia M. Kunin

      Fine Arts

      The Allen-Stevenson School

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Edgar Kunz

      Poetry

      Virginia Commonwealth University

      Baltimore, MD

    • Kapulani Landgraf

      Photography

      University of Hawaiʻi, Windward Community College

      Kane'ohe, HI

    • Sarah Lasley

      Film-Video

      Cal Poly Humboldt

      Eureka, CA

    • Ingrid Laubrock

      Music Composition

      Columbia University in the City of New York

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Rickey Laurentiis

      Poetry

      New Orleans, LA

    • Haruna Lee

      Drama & Performance Art

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Matthew Leifheit

      Photography

      Yale University

      Oakland Park, FL

    • John J. Lennon

      General Nonfiction

      Ossining, NY

    • James Brandon Lewis

      Music Composition

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Pixy Liao

      Photography

      Tokyo, Japan

    • Molly Lieber

      Choreography

      CUNY Queens College

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Erik Linstrum

      European & Latin American History

      University of Virginia-Main Campus

      Charlottesville, VA

    • nia love

      Choreography

      Florida State University

      New York, NY

    • David Serkin Ludwig

      Music Composition

      The Juilliard School

      New York, NY

    • Joseph Luzzi

      General Nonfiction

      Bard College

      Tivoli, NY

    • Gerard N. Magliocca

      Constitutional Studies

      Indiana University

      Indianapolis, IN

    • Steve Maing

      Film-Video

      Ridgewood, NY

    • Monica Majoli

      Fine Arts

      University of California-Irvine

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Megha Majumdar

      Fiction

      CUNY Hunter College

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Kris Manjapra

      Intellectual & Cultural History

      Northeastern University

      Boston, MA

    • Kate Manne

      Philosophy

      Cornell University

      Ithaca, NY

    • Elizabeth C. Mansfield

      Art: History, Theory, & Criticism

      Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus

      State College, PA

    • James Marcus

      General Nonfiction

      New York University

      New York, NY

    • Rudolph Matthee

      Medieval & Early Modern Studies

      University of Delaware

      Newark, DE

    • Heather Maynard

      Chemistry

      University of California-Los Angeles

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Aspen Mays

      Fine Arts

      California College of the Arts

      Richmond, CA

    • Mitch McCabe

      Film-Video

      Detroit, MI

    • Chris McCaw

      Photography

      Pacifica, CA

    • Christian W. McMillen

      U.S. History

      University of Virginia-Main Campus

      Charlottesville, VA

    • Sarah McNamer

      Medieval & Early Modern Studies

      Georgetown University

      Washington, DC

    • Leeza Meksin

      Fine Arts

      Cornell University

      Ithaca, NY

    • Kate Merkel-Hess

      Asian Studies

      Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus

      State College, PA

    • Adam Mestyan

      Intellectual & Cultural History

      Harvard University

      Cambridge, MA

    • Sean Metzger

      Theatre Arts & Performance Studies

      University of California-Los Angeles

      Pacific Palisades, CA

    • Georg B. Michels

      Slavic Studies

      University of California-Riverside

      Riverside, CA

    • John Miller

      Fine Arts

      Barnard College

      New York, NY

    • Modney

      Music Composition

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Natalia Molina

      U.S. History

      University of Southern California

      Pasadena, CA

    • Reinaldo Manuel Moya

      Music Composition

      Wellesley College

      Wellesley, MA

    • Don Moynihan

      Political Science

      University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

      Ann Arbor, MI

    • Sharon Ann Murphy

      U.S. History

      Providence College

      Providence, RI

    • Vivek Narayanan

      Poetry

      George Mason University

      Arlington, VA

    • Rasmus Nielsen

      Biology

      University of California-Berkeley

      Kensington, CA

    • Anders Nilsen

      Fiction

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Amy O'Neal

      Choreography

      Seattle, WA

    • Emily Ogden

      General Nonfiction

      University of Virginia-Main Campus

      Charlottesville, VA

    • Linda May Han Oh

      Music Composition

      Cambridge, MA

    • Kristina Olson

      Psychology

      Princeton University

      Princeton, NJ

    • Ed Pavlić

      American Literature

      University of Georgia

      Athens, GA

    • V. Penelope Pelizzon

      Poetry

      University of Connecticut

      Chaplin, CT

    • Ralph B. Peña

      Drama & Performance Art

      New York, NY

    • Pamela Petro

      General Nonfiction

      Northampton, MA

    • Tenzin Phuntsog

      Film-Video

      Menlo Park, CA

    • Raymond Pinto

      Choreography

      Bridgeport, CT

    • Stephen R. Platt

      Asian Studies

      University of Massachusetts-Amherst

      Florence, MA

    • Alexander Ploss

      Medicine & Health

      Princeton, NJ

    • Aaron Pollack

      Mathematics

      University of California-San Diego

      San Diego, CA

    • P. David Polly

      Earth Science

      Indiana University-Bloomington

      Bloomington, IN

    • Allison Pugh

      Sociology

      Johns Hopkins University

      Washington, DC

    • Scott Redford

      Architecture, Planning, & Design: History, Theory & Criticism

      SOAS, University of London

      London, United Kingdom

    • Steve Reinke

      Film-Video

      Chicago, IL

    • Xuefei Ren

      Geography & Environmental Studies

      Michigan State University

      Chicago, IL

    • Kay Kyurim Rhie

      Music Composition

      University of California-Los Angeles

      Santa Monica, CA

    • Nicole R. Rice

      English Literature

      Saint John's University

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Eric Richards

      Biology

      Boyce Thompson Institute

      Ithaca, NY

    • Silas Riener

      Choreography

      Princeton University

      Margaretville, NY

    • Fred Ritchin

      Photography

      International Center of Photography

      Bronx, NY

    • Alva Rogers

      Drama & Performance Art

      New York, NY

    • Elaine Romero

      Drama & Performance Art

      University of Arizona

      Tucson, AZ

    • Marina Rosenfeld

      Fine Arts

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Michael Ross

      Fine Arts

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Maurice Carlos Ruffin

      Fiction

      Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College

      New Orleans, LA

    • Francis Ruyter

      Fine Arts

      Vienna, Austria

    • Anna Samo

      Film-Video

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Beatriz Santiago Muñoz

      Film-Video

      Bennington College

      San Juan, Puerto Rico

    • Andrew Sartori

      Asian Studies

      New York University

      New York, NY

    • Collier Schorr

      Photography

      Yale University

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Gina Schouten

      Philosophy

      Harvard University

      Cambridge, MA

    • Laurie Schwartz

      Music Composition

      Berlin, Germany

    • Namwali Serpell

      Fiction

      Harvard University

      Cambridge, MA

    • Melanie Shatzky

      Film-Video

      Outremont, QB, Canada

    • Kate Shepherd

      Fine Arts

      New York, NY

    • W. Anthony Sheppard

      Music: History, Theory, & Criticism

      Williams College

      Pownal, VT

    • Claire Sherman

      Fine Arts

      Drew University

      Guttenberg, NJ

    • Sang-Heon Dan Shim

      Astronomy–Astrophysics

      Arizona State University-Tempe

      Chandler, AZ

    • Lara Shipley

      Photography

      Michigan State University

      Huntington Woods, MI

    • Afreen Siddiqi

      Geography & Environmental Studies

      Massachusetts Institute of Technology

      Sharon, MA

    • Fern Silva

      Film-Video

      Athens, Greece

    • Adam James Smith

      Film-Video

      University of Cambridge

      Lake Peekskill, NY

    • Eleanor Smith

      Choreography

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Sheida Soleimani

      Photography

      Brandeis University

      Providence, RI

    • Andrew Stauffer

      English Literature

      University of Virginia-Main Campus

      Frederick, MD

    • Karen Stern

      Classics

      CUNY Brooklyn College

      New York, NY

    • riel Sturchio

      Photography

      University of Iowa

      Iowa City, IA

    • John Wood Sweet

      U.S. History

      University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

      Chapel Hill, NC

    • Kenneth Tam

      Fine Arts

      Rice University

      Houston, TX

    • Alina Tenser

      Fine Arts

      Lehigh University

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Kathleen Thelen

      Political Science

      Massachusetts Institute of Technology

      Brookline, MA

    • Madeleine Thien

      Fiction

      CUNY Brooklyn College

      Montréal, QB, Canada

    • Mark Christian Thompson

      European & Latin American Literature

      Johns Hopkins University

      Brooklyn, NY

    • Marcelo Toledo

      Music Composition

      New York, NY

    • Julie Turnock

      Film, Video and New Media: History, Theory, and Criticism

      University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

      Urbana, IL

    • Vinod Vaikuntanathan

      Computer Science

      Massachusetts Institute of Technology

      Somerville, MA

    • Juana Valdés

      Fine Arts

      University of Massachusetts-Amherst

      Miami, FL

    • Bridgett vonHoldt

      Biology

      Princeton University

      Lawrenceville, NJ

    • Sadie Wechsler

      Photography

      Portland, OR

    • Claire Wendland

      African Studies

      University of Wisconsin-Madison

      Madison, WI

    • Jennifer West

      Fine Arts

      University of Southern California

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Robb Willer

      Sociology

      Stanford University

      Palo Alto, CA

    • Anne Wilson

      Fine Arts

      School of the Art Institute of Chicago

      Evanston, IL

    • Alexandra Z. Worden

      Earth Science

      Marine Biological Laboratory

      Lexington, MA

    • Guanyu Xu

      Photography

      Chicago, IL

    • Sheng Xu

      Engineering

      Stanford University

      Palo Alto, CA

    • Samira Yamin

      Photography

      Art Center College of Design

      Los Angeles, CA

    • Michael Yartsev

      Neuroscience

      University of California-Berkeley

      Berkeley, CA

    • Anya Yermakova

      Music Composition

      Willamette University

      Salem, OR

    • Harvey Young

      Theatre Arts & Performance Studies

      Boston University

      West Newton, MA

    • Sera Young

      Geography & Environmental Studies

      Northwestern University

      Evanston, IL

    • Hannah Zeavin

      History of Science, Technology, & Economics

      University of California-Berkeley

      Oakland, CA

    • Daniel Ziblatt

      Political Science

      Harvard University

      Cambridge, MA

    • Eric Zolov

      European & Latin American History

      Stony Brook University

      Queens, NY

Date -April 14, 2026

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