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Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies

She restored a 112-year-old Asian American film. Now it’s in the National Film Registry
Bad Bunny’s meteoric rise: from grocery store bagger to Grammy awards and a Super Bowl stage MAGA can’t silence
Is Puerto Rico Part of the US? Bad Bunny's Halftime Show Sparks Questions About Identity, Culture, and Grammy Speech
As measles cases are soar, US may lose its elimination status if disease is reestablished
Bad Bunny Could Be Major Boon for Super Bowl’s Spanish Broadcast
Why Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance means big business for the NFL
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show Sparks Debate Over Language, Politics
bell hooks Taught Us to Imagine Freedom. Universities Are Forcing Us to Fight for It.
Misogynoir à la Française
CircuStations Urban Circulatory Art Healing System: Enhancing Mobile Belonging and Mental Health for Youth and Elders across Cambridge and Boston
How Congress shaped Puerto Rico’s status — and its struggle for equality
Northeastern University students capture Spanish culture with stories from abroad
NFL bets on Bad Bunny to shake up the Super Bowl
Support for the Establishment of Professorship in Korean Studies
G.J. Sevillano

Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Asian American Studies (Global Asian Studies Program, Dept. of Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies)
Xiaoxiao Shen

Assistant Research Professor of Political Science
Department of History and Global Asian Studies Program Receives New Support from the Korea Foundation
Will banning broker fees help renters in New York and Massachusetts?
‘No immigrant truly feels free right now': Meet those impacted by immigration policy
A study in presence: Recentering the women of the French New Wave
Feeling Right, in Solidarity: Place-Based Performance Loops and Anti-Gentrification in Black Cambridgeport
Chinese students brace for impact after Rubio's visa threats
Devastation from 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar underscores regional lag in construction standards, regulations, says resilience expert
Allstate expects $1.07 billion in net pretax catastrophe losses