Academics & Research

The issue began as a 2018 College Art Association conference panel Ringelberg organized around transgender art.

“Detecting Deception: Tools to Fight Fake News” was published this month by Rowman & Littlefield Publishers.

Elon professor and public health alumna aim to fill a gap in HIV and adoption literature.

Due to the pandemic, hundreds of internships shifted to remote work experiences.

Research by Taylor, assistant professor of political science and policy studies, into the coalitional strategies of U.S. women of color feminism has been selected for a limited-term open access critical conversation about race and progressive social change in New Political Science.

The summer research program on mathematical biology was held for the first time and completely virtually.

Associate Professor Danny Lanier received recognition for the paper, "Supply Chain Power and Real Earnings Management: Stock Market Perceptions, Financial Performance Effects, and Implications for Suppliers," which was published last year in the Journal of Supply Chain Management.

Do writing center consultations actually lead to changes in student writing? Bleakney's recently published article shows that they do.

Surveys this spring showed that students' appreciation of writing — and their perception of its power to change themselves and the world — grew after classes went remote. English 110 is a First Year Foundations course and part of the Core Curriculum.

The student-run strategic communications agency plans to onboard a new client, Retired Senior Volunteer Program, this fall following a successful partnership with Lecturer Hal Vincent’s class last spring.