Julia Lull

Recent Articles

The Number of Asylum Seekers Has Risen by 2,000% in 10 Years. Who Should Get to Stay?

It is still dark out when Border Patrol agent Herman Rivera’s radio crackles to life. His fellow agents, posted nearby on levee roads above the Rio Grande, report movement along the border with Mexico in...

By Julia Lull November 14, 2018

Inside the Art Studio That Brings Broadway Shows to Life

See how the set of Carousel was created

By Eben Shapiro May 10, 2018

How to Watch Ice Dancing Like a Pro, According to These Olympic Champions

The reigning Olympic champions in ice dance, Meryl Davis and Charlie White, provide tips on what to look for when watching ice dancing at the Olympics

By Alice Park February 18, 2018

Watch the Nigerian Bobsled Team's Journey to the Winter Olympics

Seun Adigun launched a GoFundMe page in 2016 to help finance an outlandish Olympic pursuit: Start a women’s bobsled team in Nigeria, a country with a sub-Saharan climate, and become the first team from Africa...

By Sean Gregory January 17, 2018

This Marine Biologist Has a Message for Climate Change Deniers: 'Get Over It'

"We must take care of the living earth as if our lives depend on it"

By Justin Worland June 7, 2017

How a Revolutionary New Play Takes Aim at President Trump's Immigration Policies

Here's how he imagines America in 2019

By Joyce Lee May 30, 2017

Behind the Nationwide Screening of 1984

The story about a dystopian political regime has recaptured audience imaginations in recent months

By Joyce Lee April 5, 2017

This Incredible Dance Portrays the Impact of Mass Incarceration on African-American Families

"There’s something about art that has the power to be both safe and extremely dangerous"

By Alice Park March 27, 2017

The Story Behind One of President Obama's Most Touching Photographs

"It tells you a lot about what he is like as a person," says photographer Pete Souza

By Olivier Laurent January 19, 2017
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