
Chemistry Professor Margaret Kerr, Ph.D., received the second annual Deans’ Lecture Award this fall in recognition of her extensive research, scholarship, and curriculum development in the field of . . .

Visual and Performing Arts Professor Stacey Parker, an instructor of fine art and interdisciplinary studies, is raising awareness for a global cause through her art. During a Spring 2020 sabbatical, . . .

When Alexander Tarr, Ph.D., assistant professor of geography, enrolled at the University of California/Berkeley for his doctoral studies, he had the same sense of the San Francisco Bay Area that many . . .

A poem by Heather Treseler (English) titled "Louisiana Requiem" has won Frontier Poetry's Summer Award, an honor for which the recipient receives $2,000. Treseler says she is particularly . . .

Colonialism is often thought of as a thing of the past, but for Puerto Rico it is a part of ongoing economic inequality that has hampered the island’s recovery from the devastating September 20 . . .

The Gothic literary genre, which began in 18th century Britain as a “reaction to enlightenment culture,” has proven itself a timeless storytelling device “used to understand a certain time,” . . .
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