Thomas Buoye: On the cutting edge of Chinese legal history
Associate Professor History Thomas Buoye continues to research and publish on eighteenth-century Read More
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Nicole Bauer: Curiosity and chiaroscuro in eighteenth-century France
Assistant Professor of History Nicole Bauer's study of secrecy and transparency in Read More
Andrew Wood teaches seminar on disaster history
Professor of American History Andrew Wood designed and taught a seminar on Read More
Jon Arnold: Gendering Goths and translating Ennodius
Associate Professor of History Jon Arnold continues to study the Goths and Read More
Jan Wilson: Reimagining disability and inclusive education
Wellspring Associate Professor of History Jan Wilson is an expert on disability Read More
Early tool time: Anthropology postdoctoral fellow explores bone tools made by our Paleolithic ancestors
NSF SBE postdoctoral fellow Naomi L. Martisius will be spending two years Read More
Professor Faingold appointed to IALL Scientific Committee
Eduardo D. Faingold, professor of Spanish and linguistics, was appointed a member Read More
Election 2020: The impact of social media
During an election year, many people flock to social media to express Read More
Election 2020: Campaign politics
A global pandemic, a divided nation, polarized politics, questions about the legitimacy Read More
Food, gender, media and the art of book promotion
When media studies professor Emily Contois made plans to promote her new Read More
In search of ancient hunters and gatherers
Unable to travel to abroad because of COVID-19, anthropology professor Danielle Macdonald Read More
Personality matters
Chair of Psychology Robert Tett and his team are meta-analyzing results of Read More