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Joshua Rosenbloom publishes article on Why Social Science

Joshua L. Rosenbloom, professor in the Department of Economics, recently published an article on Why Social Science entitled, “Because It Helps Us Understand (and Change) Our Society.”…

July 8, 2026

Stacy Tye-Williams publishes article in Journal of Applied Communication Research

Stacy Tye-Williams, associate professor in the Department of English and the communications studies program, recently co-authored an article entitled “Making a difference: A decade of applied translational communication research and community engagement by the National Communication Association’s Anti-Bullying Project.”  The article was published in the Journal of Applied Communication Research.

July 8, 2026

Matthew Wynn Sivils co-authors article in Early American Literature

Matthew Wynn Sivils, University Professor, Department of English, recently co-authored the article, “An Ecosystem View of 1776,” with Hester Blum, Rachael DeWitt, Susan Parrish, Annie Persons, Timothy Sweet, and Michael Ziser in the journal Early American Literature.

July 8, 2026

Matthew Wynn Sivils publishes article length edition of “A Night among the Wolves” 

Matthew Wynn Sivils, University Professor, Department of English, recently published an article length edition of John Greenleaf Whittier’s short story, “A Night among the Wolves,” co-edited with Thomas J. Hillard, in the journal, American Gothic Studies.

July 8, 2026

Matthew Wynn Sivils publishes article in The Explicator

Matthew Wynn Sivils, University Professor, Department of English, recently authored an article entitled, “Horror and Remembrance in Ambrose Bierce’s ‘The Coup de Grâce,’” In the journal The Explicator.

July 8, 2026

Katherine Rafferty publishes research in PLoS One

Katherine Rafferty, teaching professor in the Department of Psychology, recently contributed to a peer review article published in PLoS One, the Public Library of Science One. The research article, titled Seeking HELP beyond the pill: Women’s perceptions of informed consent for medication abortion: Mixed methods research, explores how informed consent…

June 17, 2026

Michèle Schaal featured on Positionalities: The Women in French International Podcast

Michèle Schaal, professor in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, was recently interviewed on the Positionalities: The Women in French International Podcast for her book, Grrrl Writing: Virginie Despentes’s Authorial Politics (Peter Lang, 2026). Listen to the podcast…

May 26, 2026

Michèle Schaal featured on New Books Network in French Studies Podcast 

Michèle Schaal, professor in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, was recently interviewed on the New Books Network in French Studies podcast for her book, Grrrl Writing: Virginie Despentes’s Authorial Politics (Peter Lang, 2026). Listen to the podcast…

May 26, 2026