Earl Louis Stewart’s ‘Homage to Swing’ recognized by American Prize Competition

The College of Creative Studies and Black studies professor emeritus described the work as a “tribute to the tradition of swing” and “an exercise in contemplative jazz.”

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Anoxic marine basins are among the best candidates for deep-sea carbon sequestration

“The big picture here is that all the best models that we have say that we have to do some form of net negative CO2 removal in order to hit climate goals,” said geochemist, geobiologist and lead author Morgan Raven.

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A trio of history scholars earn significant fellowships

One faculty member and two graduate students — all from the history department — have each received prestigious research fellowships in their respective areas of expertise.

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