Student Projects

SASAH student projects are often creative and interdiscplinary in their approaches and forms. Students are encouraged to direct the outcomes of their research in ways that extend beyond the parameters of the classroom. They work with on- and off-campus collaborators, experiment with new communication forms, organize exhibitions and programs, direct performances, and embark on both analogue and digital archival research.

In 2020, and in response to COVID-19 lockdown, SASAH launched Pegasus, which has become its annual Yearbook for showcasing class projects. Each year, a selection of student work is featured across all four cohorts: creative humanities projects, poetic and social speculations, essays, podcasts, instruments dedicated to social transformation, and other wonders. Find each iteration of Pegasus below, as well as highlights of student work that predates our yearbook!

 

SASAH Podcast: Good to Think With!

From Star Wars to sandwiches, a series of conversations on everyday things and popular culture, featuring a SASAH student and Dr. Jonathan Vickers, Program Coordinator. The world is full of things that are good to think with, and we invite you to listen to our musings. 

The podcast is available here, and on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts.