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The award honors Mould’s latest book, “Overthrowing the Queen: Telling Stories of Welfare in America”

According to the research from Butler and Michigan State, American consumers are overconfident in their ability to safely purchase prescriptions on the web

In a pre-recorded webinar, faculty discuss important topics related to the pandemic

With a grant for more than $10,000 from the NIH, Dr. Ogbonnaya Omenka is taking the first step toward research that could lead to better preventative care

Two Lacy School of Business professors explain potential impacts of the basketball bubble

The Associate Professor of History, whose work focuses on slavery and emancipation in the U.S., discusses the importance of understanding and celebrating Black History

Supported by a $68K grant from the NSF, Psychology Assistant Professor Dr. India Johnson is studying the influence of race and gender on the effectiveness of role models

Lindsay Lewellyn, Associate Professor of Biological Sciences, has received more than $400,000 from the NIH to study the development of reproductive cells

Dr. Chioniso Patience Masamha will study an oncogene commonly linked to Mantle Cell Lymphoma and other types of cancer

COE’s Lori Desautels offers guidance for educators and parents as pandemic causes uncertainty, isolation, and restraint

Clinical Professor Zach Finn and his former students’ work is being lobbied by the U.S. House Financial Services Committee

Toilet paper will return to aisles, but the pandemic will cause industries to rethink operations, says LSB’s Matthew Caito