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Visiting Assistant Professor of Dance Alice Blumenfeld's poem "" was published online in Stance on Dance.

Associate Professor of Piano Pedagogy Andrea McAlister gave two webinars for the  on the topic of teaching during COVID-19. The webinars were titled "Teaching Collegiate Class Piano Online" and "Effective Teaching in Challenging Times and Beyond." McAlister also contributed to the special COVID-19 issue of Piano Magazine.

Assistant Professor of Computer Science Roberto Hoyle and Helen He ’20 published "" at the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Conference on Computer-Human Interaction.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Dance Alice Blumenfeld was on her artistic practice in flamenco as part of the Ohio Dance Virtual Festival. 

Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies and Religion Shari Rabin gave a training workshop on nineteenth-century Jewish migration for docents at the National Museum of American Jewish History. 

Andrea Gyorody, Ellen Johnson ‘33 Assistant Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, and Matthew Francis Rarey, assistant professor of art history, have both received from the Association of Art Museum Curators (AAMC) for their Allen Memorial Art Museum exhibition “Afterlives of the Black Atlantic.” On view since August 2019, “Afterlives” has been chosen by the AAMC as the best exhibition this past year at an organization with an operating budget of under $5 million.

Stiliana Milkova, assistant professor of comparative literature and Italian, published an essay in the , reflecting on the pandemic, translation, and the myths of reading and creativity.

Associate Professor of Politics Kristina Mani wrote in that Latin America's militarized response to the COVID-19 crisis will likely expand the political influence of the military and bring new challenges to the protection of human rights.

Associate Professor of Sociology Greggor Mattson about COVID-19's impact on gay bars for the Conversation. It was picked up by the AP Wire and republished on more than 40 news sites, including the Houston Chronicle, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Business Insider, and the San Francisco Chronicle. 

Associate Professor of Integrated Media Julia Christensen, a LACMA Art + Technology Lab grant recipient, will gave a multimedia presentation at on Wednesday, April 22 about her project and forthcoming book, Upgrade Available (Dancing Foxes Press, Spring 2020), which examines how “upgrade culture” fundamentally impacts our experience of time.