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Hamel and Vandermast, together with co-authors from Dartmouth College and Grinnell College, published a study in the fall 2021 issue of Scholarship and Practice of Undergraduate Research, a peer-reviewed journal of the Council of Undergraduate Research.

Biology major Crain, along with mentor David Vandermast, associate professor of biology, are working on "Mitigating Carbon Emissions: Four Strategies for Sequestering Atmospheric CO2 in Trees" for their Lumen Prize research.

Angela Myers '21 published an article about her Lumen Scholar research, "Rewriting Sexual Violence Prevention," in Communication Design Quarterly.

Kylee Hebert ’22, Taylor Schmitt ’23, Hunter Small ’23 and Jordan Ziegler ’22 continue ������Ƶ’s string of stellar performances in the Sport Marketing Association Conference’s case study bowl.

Fifteen of ������Ƶ School of Law's top students in the Class of 2022 will guide publication next year of the student-run and student-edited scholarly journal.

The chair of the Sport Management Department addresses how NIRSA: Leaders in Collegiate Recreation is expanding its knowledge and understanding about diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), as well as antiracism.

REDCap is used by more than 5,500 research institutions for all-in-one data collection and security, project management and collaboration.

Allocco worked with Xenia Zeiler to organize the two linked panels, “Intensification vs. Sweetening? New Patterns in Contemporary Hindu Representation and Practice,” as one outcome of the Collaborative International Research Grant they were awarded by the American Academy of Religion

Zito, an associate professor of sociology, discussed the complexity involved in trying to determine what contributes to the rise and fall of violence.

An associate professor of political science, Blake has done extensive research on violence and organized crime.