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Visiting Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication Hal Sundt's story "" was published in the Bitter Southerner. The story was made possible by funding through a grant-in-aid from 91ֱ�� College.

Associate Professor of Music Theory Megan Long gave an invited talk titled "What Do Signature Signify: The Curious Case of Seventeenth-Century English Key" on February 21, 2020 at the University of Chicago.

Professor of Theater and Africana Studies Caroline Jackson Smith served as a panelist at the for a discussion about black theater, with a focus on the history of African-American theater in Northeast Ohio. The talk was held in connection with the Maltz's special exhibit Leonard Music: The Power of Music .

Visiting Assistant Professor of Writing and Communication Hal Sundt ’12 published  about the future of amusement parks for the Ringer. The story was also recognized on , an aggregator of top literary journalism stories.

Associate Professor of Sociology and Comparative American Studies Rick Baldoz published the essay "" in the digital magazine, Public Books.

Assistant Professor of History and Comparative American Studies Tamika Nunley gave a talk on Feb. 22 titled, “(Freed) Women: Mobilizing Emancipation, Citizenship, and Self-making in Wartime Washington, DC” at the . The talk airs on C-span in spring 2020.

Assistant Professor of Creative Writing Emily Barton reviewed Kiran Millwood Hargrave's novel "The Mercies" for the .

Associate Professor of Anthropology Erika Hoffmann-Dilloway gave an invited lecture titled "Figure (of Personhood) Drawing: Pictorial Representations of Signing and Signers in Nepal" on February 15, 2019 at The University of Michigan.

Professor of Mathematics Robert Bosch about "Opt Art" at Google's New York City office on January 23, 2020.

Associate Professor of Economics Viplav Saini published an essay, "The Balancing Acts of Vijay Seshadri," in the .