Research

Afro-American Studies Professor Christina Greene shares her research on the '70s civil rights trial of Joan Little.

Sakuni Egodawatte shares her experience with researching language learning and how most students hesitate to be positioned as “fluent” in their world language. Sakuni and the world language classroom encourages these hesitant students to market their language learning experiences in professional settings and job interviews.

Professor of Southeast Asian Studies Tyrell Haberkorn shares about her research and writings examining cases in which the law was used to suppress, rather than support, human rights.

A new book by distinguished history professor Mary Lou Roberts explores the visceral suffering of soldiers through their diaries.

Assistant professor in the Department of Computer Sciences, Sharon Yixuan Li shares how her on going research on artificial intelligence seeks to improve machine learning models which will benefit future societal activities and applications, including medical diagnosis, autonomous vehicles, and consumer businesses.

A new study led by sociology professor Michal Engelman, finds that Poor health — not aging itself — decreases older Americans’ likelihood of voting and that early and absentee voting can help people continue voting even when they experience health challenges.

New research by Professor of Psychology Shawn Green reinforces the idea that videogames are complex and powerful experiences that can produce interesting changes in behavior,

Anthony Cerulli studies the trajectory of Ayurveda, a 2,000-year-old alternative medicine practice.

Jignesh Patel has created a platform that makes the overwhelming easy to grasp for everyone.