Counterinsurgency’s Ambivalent Enterprise
Johns Hopkins University Press
Eric Vázquez
January 2020, Volume 23, Number 1 pp. 120-144

"Addressing the Crisis: Mugging, Mobbing, and Memory Screens”
Iowa Research Online
Deborah Whaley

"'Where I'm From': Jay-Z's 'Hip Hop Cosmopolitanism,' Basketball, and the Neoliberal Politics of Urban Space"
Thomas Oates

“Whispers and Lies” and “Red Scorpion” (poems) in Sycorax’s Daughters: The Anthology of Fiction and Poetry by Black Women
Cedar Grove
Deborah Whaley

“Fat Bats, Postpunks, and Ice Witches: Afro-Goth and the Undead Music of Militia Vox and the Comix of Calyn Pickens-Rich”
Routledge Press
Deborah Whaley

Interrogative Justice in Héctor Tobar's The Tattooed Soldier
Johns Hopkins University Press
Eric Vázquez
Spring 2018, Volume 64, Number 1 pp. 129-152

“Equus and the Production of Queer Historical Memory”
Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism
Kim Marra
Spring 2017, 31:2 33-53

“Horses Queer the Stage and Society of Shenandoah”
The Pennsylvania State University Press
Kim Marra
2017, Performing Animals: History, Agency, Theater 154-174

“Saddle Sensations: Female Equestrian Prowess at the National Horse Show in Madison Square Garden, 1883-1920”
University of Michigan Press
Kim Marra
2017, Showing Off, Showing Up: Studies of Hype, Heightened Performance, and Cultural Power 27-52

'A Curious Epitome of the Life of the City': New York, Broadway, and the Evolution of the Longitudinal View
September 12, 2016, Journal of Urban History 1-32

“LGBTQ Twentieth Anniversary Forum”
Theatre Topics
Kim Marra
March 2016, 26:1 23-62

“Circus Echoes: Dancing the Human/Equine Relationship under the Millennial Big Top”
Oxford University Press
Kim Marra
2015, Oxford Handbook of Theatre and Dance 813-39

“Massive Bodies in Mortal Performance: War Horse and the Staging of Anglo-American Equine Experience in Combat”
Palgrave MacMillan
Kim Marra
2015, Performing Animality: Animals in Performance Practices 117-34

"Queer Aging Bareback: A Ride with the Parthenon Sculptures"
TDR: The Drama Review
Kim Marra
2014 , 58:4 (T224) 147-57

A Testing Time
Journal of Sport History
Catriona (Tina) Parratt
October 2014, 41:3 487-494

"Bill Simmons, Grantland.com, and ESPN's Corporate Reinvention of Literary Sports Writing Online"
Convergence
Travis Vogan
September 2014

“Celluloid Masks and Retractable Skins: Transforming the Scales of Blackness in Sequential Art” (Foreword) in 'Toonskin, exh. cat., cur. Kenya (Robinson)
ArtSPACE, New Haven, Ct.
Deborah Whaley
Saturday, May 11, 2013 - Saturday, June 29, 2013, pp. 8-9

“Representing the Audience: The Gendered Politics of Sport Media”
Feminist Media Studies
Thomas Oates
Winter 2012, 12, no 4 603-607

“Spike Lee’s Phantasmagoric Fantasy and the Black Female Sexual Imaginary in She Hate Me”
Poroi: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Rhetorical Analysis and Invention
Deborah Whaley

“Utopia or Heterotopia: John Sloan and the ‘Roof Life of the Metropolis,’”
American Art
Summer 2011, 25, no. 2 14-17

“Encapsulating the Present: The War of the Classes and the Birth of the Time Capsule, 1876-1901”
Winterthur Portfolio
Spring 2011, 45, no. 1 1-28

“Black Cat Got Your Tongue?: Catwoman and the Alchemy of Postracialism”
Journal of Graphic Novel and Comic Book Studies
Deborah Whaley
June 2011, 2, no. 2 3-23

The Sporting Paratext, Reception, and the Male Domain in CBS’s ‘One Shining Moment’
Communication & Sport
Thomas Oates, Travis Vogan

“New Media and the Repackaging of NFL Fandom”
Sociology of Sport Journal
Thomas Oates
March 2009, 26, no 1 31-49

“The Erotic Gaze in the NFL Draft”
Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies
Thomas Oates
January 2007, 4, no. 1 74-90

Can We ‘Snowfall’ This? Digital Longform and the Race for the Tablet Market
Digital Journalism
Travis Vogan

Institutionalizing Sport History in the Contemporary Sports Television Documentary
Journal of Sport History
Travis Vogan

Horseback Views: A Queer Hippological Performance (autobiographical solo performance piece)
University of Michigan Press
Kim Marra

“Agile Big Man: The Flexible Marketing of Yao Ming”
Pacific Affairs
Thomas Oates
Summer 2004, 77, no. 2 187-210

“Lesbian Scholar/Gay Subject: Turn-of-the-Century Inversions”
Theatre Topics
Kim Marra
September 2003, 235-246