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In celebration of the Forum 2025-26 Annual Theme "Dirt," the Arts & Humanities Forum at the University of Oklahoma presents the fourth and final Trandsiciplinary Research Panel exploring "Dirt." This panel is entitled "Dirty Dirt: Thinking with Pollution, Pesticides, Noise, and Gossip." It features the research of OU Faculty Andreea Marculescu (MLLL), Peter Soppelsa (HSTM), Marcela Loría-Salazaar (Meterology), and Paul Feller-Simmons (Music). These panels are designed to gather expertise from across the arts, humanities, social sciences, and STEM. Together our panelists help us consider the many ways in which dirt is used to signal a boundary between the acceptable and unacceptable.
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