Caitlin DeSilvey

Caitlin DeSilvey's work on Milltown is supported by a fellowship from Humanities Montana. She is a lecturer in cultural geography at the University of Exeter in Cornwall, England.

History Lesson

April 17 2008 7:13 AMWatershed MomentCaitlin DeSilvey

Science

July 26 2006 6:51 AMThe Transformation of Montana's Clark Fork RiverCaitlin DeSilvey

Science

Dec. 5 2005 12:06 PMRot in PeaceCaitlin DeSilvey

History Lesson

April 17 2008 7:13 AMWatershed MomentThe death of a Montana dam.Caitlin DeSilvey

Science

July 26 2006 6:51 AMDammed MemoriesA Montana river, transformed.Caitlin DeSilvey

Science

Dec. 5 2005 12:06 PMRot in PeacePutting old buildings and settlements to rest.Caitlin DeSilvey

News & Politics

Politics

Jan. 27 2015 7:41 PM Ready for Pataki? The former New York governor may be running the saddest campaign for president. Betsy Woodruff

How the Koch Brothers Could Make, Break, or Reshape Republican Politics in 2016

Why Obama Took So Many High-Powered Officials to Cozy Up to the Saudi Royal Family

Bobby Jindal Pins His Presidential Hopes on a Prayer Revival. It Was a Bust.

Why Do Judges and Politicians Flip-Flop? A Survey.

Why de Blasio Was Right to Take On Criminal Justice Reform

How Wisconsin’s Scott Walker Won Over Iowa

Business

Moneybox

Jan. 27 2015 7:31 PM West Virginia Is for Egalitarians Jordan Weissmann

The iPhone 6 Just Shattered Apple’s Own Sales Records

Yahoo Just Found a Way Around Its Potentially Multibillion Dollar Tax Bill

Looking for a Reliable, High-Yield Investment? Install LED Light Bulbs. Really.

Obama Wants to Tax College Savings Accounts. He Should Make Them Work for the Middle Class Instead.

The Myth That Middle-Class Students Don’t Get Financial Aid

Chipotle’s Sofritas Promotion Was So Popular That a Bunch of Locations Sold Out

Life

Atlas Obscura

Jan. 27 2015 2:10 PM The Rusty, Creaking Cable Cars of Chiatura Ella Morton

As the Catholic Church’s Influence Wanes, Ireland Is Having a Gay Moment

This Prefab Cube Shrinks an Entire House Into One Tiny Structure

Help! Our Baby Won’t Sleep Through the Night, Making It Hard to Have Sex.

Meet Kevin Daniels, the Actor Behind One of TV’s Most Interesting Gay Characters

A Victorian Argument That Snow Is Holy, Illustrated by a Beautiful Catalog of Flakes

On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, We Mustn’t Forget Nazism’s Gay Victims

Double X

The XX Factor

Jan. 27 2015 5:48 PM Watch the First Anti-Domestic Violence Super Bowl Commercial Amanda Hess

New Orleans Was Supposed to Get a New Planned Parenthood Clinic. Here's Why It's Still Not There.

How the Great Blizzard of 1888 Killed the Petticoat

Study on Women’s Painkiller Use Causes Concern Over Hypothetical Embryos, Not Actual Women

Republican Women Stopped the 20-Week Abortion Bill. That’s Not Standing Up for Reproductive Rights.

Ultra-Orthodox Women in Israel Are Treated Horribly. So They Started Their Own Party.

Boehner Applauded Equal Pay at Last Year’s State of the Union. Why Not This Year?

Slate Plus

Jurisprudence

Jan. 27 2015 11:18 AM Slate Voice: “American Liar” Listen to Mark Joseph Stern read his piece about Jesse Ventura’s defamation suit against Chris Kyle. Mark Joseph Stern

A Spoiler-Filled Podcast on Downton Abbey Episode 4

Jeremy Stahl on What Slate Stories Broke Facebook This Week

A Spoiler-Filled Podcast on American Horror Story: Freak Show Episode 13

What Should Slate Do in 2015? Tell Slate’s Editor in Chief.

Arts

Brow Beat

Jan. 27 2015 7:21 PM Watch Stevie Nicks’ Wrenching, Candid Piano Performance of “Blue Water” Sharan Shetty

Who Ya Gonna Call? These Four Actresses, for the Ghostbusters Reboot.

Why Scientology Appeals to Aspiring Actors

In Season 3 of The Americans, the Clash Between Principles and Parenting Is More Violent Than Ever

The Real Reason People Keep Plagiarizing Tom Petty

Louis C.K.’s New Stand-Up Special Is Streaming Now. Here’s How to Watch It.