Interdisciplinary Quarterly

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Jazz & Enlightenment: The Harlem Renaissance

by Tamedra Fuller

The Harlem Renaissance is one of the most influential times in American history for shedding light on the problematic issues and injustices that African Americans endured during the 20th century, specifically in the 1920s after World War I […]


On the Jazz Age: The Harlem Renaissance

Our most recent IQ offers student perspectives on one of America’s most important interdisciplinary arts movements: The Harlem Renaissance! Points of departure include the Great Migration, First World War, Summer of 1919, Jazz Age, Cotton Club, Crisis Magazine, James Weldon Johnson, WEB Dubois, Claude McKay, Countee Cullen, Langston […]


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The Côte D’Azur: France in the Fullness of Light

By Antonia Lewandowski

The day after France’s nervously awaited national election, I flew into the Côte D’Azur International Airport. Exiting the terminal, I glanced down in the sunlight, astonished at the fresh colors of my travel clothes. The blue, green, and gray stripes of my scarf brightened over a crumpled field jacket. My roller suitcase, battered […]