The Washington City Paper quotes Professor Zachary Schrag, an expert in the history of the Washington Metro, in a story about debates over smart growth.

Writing in the Chronicle of Higher Education, Professor Deborah Kaplan describes her exploration of the papers left by her late husband, Roy Rosenzweig, a long time member of the Department of History and Art History.

Max Liebermann and International Modernism: An Artist's Career from Empire to Third Reich, coedited by Marion Deshmukh, contributes to the recent wave of scholarly literature that works to recover artist Max Libermann's role and oeuvre in the narratives of modern art after the Nazi's attempt to obliterate his work. Deshmukh is the Robert T. Hawkes Professor of History at Mason. Her publications include works and exhibition catalog essays on Max Liebermann, German academies and art unions, Berlin’s National Gallery of Art since 1945 and on East German painters since 1990.

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences hosted 33 exemplary undergraduate student research projects at the 2011 Undergraduate Research Symposium on Tuesday, April 19, in the Johnson Center. Learn more about the symposium and view a video.