2025 Publications
Joyce Mao
Professor of History
“Porcelain and Steel: How China’s Economy Shaped the U.S. Cold War in Asia, 1953–1966,”
Pacific Historical Review (2025) 94 (3): 233–266.
Samuel Liebhaber
Professor of Arabic
- “Introduction to Yemeni Poetry.” Co-authored with James Dickins, Janet C.E. Watson, and Mohammed Shormani. Love and Conflict: Yemeni Poetry on the Front Lines. Edited by Roberta Morano, Janet C.E. Watson, and James Dickins. London: Routledge, 2025.
- “The Legacy of Muḥammad Maḥmūd al-Zubayrī: Yemeni Activism in Poetry.” Co-authored with Amina Atiq. Love and Conflict: Yemeni Poetry on the Front Lines. Edited by Roberta Morano, Janet C.E. Watson, and James Dickins. London: Routledge, 2025: 58-77.
Jane Chaplin
James I. Armstrong Professor of Classics
Jane D. Chaplin, Irene Peirano Garrison, and Christopher Stray, editors, Commenting on the Past. Essays in Honor of Christina Shuttleworth Kraus, Volume 193 | Trends in Classics - Supplementary Volumes De Gruyter 2025
Spring Ulmer
Assistant Professor of English
- Exercises 1950-1960 by Yannis Ritsos translated by Spring Ulmer. Ugly Duckling Presse.
- Phantom Number: An Abecedarium for April. Poetry. Winner of the Dorset Prize selected by Dianne Seuss. Tupelo Press. North Adams, MA.
- “Enjambments Interview: Spring Ulmer.” Academy of American Poets, May 19.
- Three translated poems from Yannis Ritsos’s Exercises on Action Books blog. April.
- Ten translated from Yannis Ritsos’s Exercises in AIR:LIGHT literary journal.
- “In the Saddle with Spring Ulmer.” Iron Horse Review NaPoMo Issue, pp. 54-57.
- “Forever Portraits.” Spittle Tongue AKA “Black Strap Blues” chapbook journal. Sick Fly Publications/Tangerine Press, New Malden, London. Fall.
- “[Dear Tortuguita]”; “[Dear Geese”]; & “[Dear Tort].” The Georgia Review. Spring.
Elsa Mendoza
Assistant Professor of History
“Let Us Go Free: Slavery and Jesuit Universities in America,” Journal of American History, Volume 112, Issue 2, September 2025, p. 355–356.