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

Feb. 26 2015 5:16 PM The Snowdenites Are Winning Opponents of surveillance have gained the upper hand. And like gun-rights activists, they don’t need a majority to keep it. Reihan Salam

Pay This Company $320 and Whole Foods Won't Prosecute You for Shoplifting

One Way to Stop Overzealous Prosecutors: Defund State Prisons

Why Obama Is So Autocratic About Environmental Policy

Virginia’s Grassroots Conservatives Are Targeting Another Prominent Republican

The Next Attack on Voting Rights

Mitch McConnell Has Always Had Only One Goal: Win the Next Election

Colleges Are Terrible at Dealing With Rape Charges

Business

Moneybox

Feb. 26 2015 5:40 PM The Enormous Black-White Wealth Gap Is Getting Even Wider Jordan Weissmann

Barnes & Noble’s College Bookstores Are Becoming Their Own Business

Convince Millennials to Pay for Tinder? Please.

The Further This Line Falls, the More Money Companies Are Going to Have to Pay Their Workers

For Women in Tech, Silicon Valley Is Way Worse Than D.C., New Orleans, and Kansas City

Greece's Tax-Evasion Problem Goes Far Beyond the Super Rich

The Internet Has Already Revolutionized Prostitution. But Could Better Apps Make It Truly Safe?

How Rand Paul’s Crusade to Audit the Fed Could Make His Worst Nightmares Come True

Life

Outward

Feb. 26 2015 1:31 PM What We Talk About When We Talk About Aaron Schock Mark Joseph Stern

This Striking Mexican Beach Is Hidden in a Hole

This Wondrous Dutch Light Installation Mimics the Northern Lights

Foreign-Service Rules For Handling a Visit From William Faulkner

Was Elvis Presley a Better Musician Than the Beatles?

Help! My 12-Year-Old Hates, Hates Going to Church. Should I Give Up?

Guess Which U.S. Airport’s ’80s-Style Carpet Has a Cult Following

When We Exaggerate the Potential Consequences of Anti-Gay Bills, We Fail the Public

Double X

The XX Factor

Feb. 25 2015 2:53 PM This Drug for Binge-Eating Disorder May Be Shady. That Doesn’t Mean the Disease Isn't Real. L.V. Anderson

Why Do Women Vote Republican?

Women May Not Seek Help for Heart Attacks Because They Fear Being Seen as Hypochondriacs

Kim Gordon on Kurt Cobain, Breast Milk, and Discovering Thurston Moore’s Affair

Idaho Lawmaker Who Doesn’t Understand Female Anatomy Knows What’s Good for Women

The Gender Wage Gap Is Especially Terrible in Hollywood

The Three Most Popular Images in Sheryl Sandberg’s Lean In Stock Photo Collection

Patricia Arquette’s Shallow and Insulting Oscar Comments: Good for GIFs, Bad for Feminism

Slate Plus

Lexicon Valley

Feb. 26 2015 11:56 AM Why It’s Slatesters, not Slate-sters Overheard on email: Slate’s copy desk rounds up its February style and grammar rulings. Megan Wiegand

Why Adults Shouldn’t Read YA (Audio)

Hang Up and Listen Bonus Segment: Another Chapter in Deflategate?

Walking Dead Podcast Early Release: Episode 11, "The Distance"

A Spoiler-Filled Podcast on Downton Abbey Episode 8

Arts

Brow Beat

Feb. 26 2015 6:22 PM No, Madonna’s Fall Did Not Make Her Seem More “Human” L.V. Anderson

Modern Family’s iPhone Episode Was a Feat of Storytelling

What Only a Canadian Can Truly Understand About Drake

Chickpea Waffles Sound Weird. They Taste Amazing.

What Happened to Crime Photography?

Recalibrate Your Disgust-o-Meter for David Cronenberg’s Hollywood Satire