TuesdayNewsdayVol. 3 - Issue 31 - May 09, 2017 |  |
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 A mineral processing plant in Skouries, Halkidiki. |
The Institute of the Arts and Sciences will present a dramatic, four-screen video installation in San Francisco. Titled 'Unearthing Disaster I & II,' the installation was created by Berlin-based artists Angela Melitopoulos and Angela Anderson. Their work examines the destruction of a pristine, mountainous forest region in northeastern Greece by a Canadian mining company.
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 | Jody Greene, founding director, Center for Innovations in Teaching and Learning The center will host Susan Longerbeam, who studies the role of culture in higher education pedagogy.
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 | In 'The Conversation,' professors Noah Wardrip-Fruin and Michael Mateas discuss the deep interdisciplinary approach needed for the next generation of media. |
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 | James Zachos, a climate scientist, has earned one of the highest honors a U.S. scientist can receive. |
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 | Institutional investors have been buying up farmland across the country in a trend that could have significant impacts on farmers. |
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 | Social Sciences Professor Julie Guthman has been awarded a Radcliffe Institute Fellowship that will support a year-long residential research project at Harvard University.
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