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Joshua Rosenbloom quoted in online article of American Institute of Physics

Joshua Rosenbloom, Professor in the Department of Economics, was recently quoted in an article by the American Institute of Physics entitled “Researchers Skeptical of NSF Metascience Plan“…

September 23, 2026

Joshua Rosenbloom quoted in online article of American Institute of Physics

Joshua Rosenbloom, Professor in the Department of Economics, was recently quoted in an article by the American Institute of Physics entitled “Astronomy, Materials Science Awards Plummet at NSF.“…

September 21, 2026

Angela Hakim publishes book chapter with Cambridge University Press

Angela Hakim, assistant teaching professor with the Department of English, recently published a chapter in the book entitled “Embedding academic literacies in university curricula: Perspectives and case studies” with Cambridge University Press.

September 21, 2026

Justin Remes publishes book with Bloomsbury Publishing

Justin Remes, associate professor in the Department of English, recently published a book entitled “Found Footage Films: A Work of Experimental Scholarship” with Bloomsbury Publishing.

September 21, 2026

Michèle A. Schaal publishes chapter in Women and Power in French and Francophone Cultures and Societies

Michèle A. Schaal, Professor in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, recently published a book chapter titled “The Complexity of (Patriarchal) Power in Two Plays by Claire Legendre” in Women and Power in French and Francophone Cultures and Societies. The book is edited by Shirley Ann Jordan and Siobhán…

September 21, 2026

Michèle A. Schaal publishes article in Contemporary French Civilization

Michèle A. Schaal, Professor in the Department of World Languages and Cultures, recently published an article, “Cher connard, or the Transformative Power of Correspondence,” in Contemporary French Civilization.

September 21, 2026

Jennifer Handy publishes book with Finishing Line Press

Jennifer Handy, MFA candidate in Creative Writing and the Environment in the Department of English, recently published a book entitled “A Child Cries in Levittown” with Finishing Line Press. A coming-of-age story written in verse, the book examines and interrogates the insular world of middle America through the eyes…

September 9, 2026

Katherine Rafferty publishes in Frontiers in Global Women’s Health

Katherine Rafferty, teaching professor in the communication studies program, recently collaborated with two colleagues on a research study published in the journal “Frontiers in Global Women’s Health.” The qualitative, critical inquiry explores women’s medication abortion narratives post-Dobbs across a variety of public online platforms. The “post-Dobbs” framing…

August 26, 2026