Student & Faculty Research

The Thrill of Discovery
Students and faculty make an impact in the classroom, the lab and the world.
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In Love with Science

Venkatesh Gopal gives his physics students research challenges normally reserved for graduate students at big universities.
Faces of Sustenance

Art major Danielle Dobies spent months at a food bank, interviewing clients, volunteers and staff and capturing their lives in sensitive portraits.
In the Lab

Dr. Stacey Raimondi and her students are working to shut down the most aggressive kinds of cancer.
The New Cartographers

GIS weaves technologies to record, display and analyze an array of geographical information.
Brain Theatre

Can acting classes improve cognitive ability? Helga and Tony Noice are finding out.

The Brain on Trial

Philosophy professor Katrina Sifferd explores how deeper understanding of the brain can help settle questions of criminal guilt or innocence.
Going Out with a Bang

Professor John Pitman Weber caps four decades of teaching art with a stunning farewell mural project.
Showing Their Stuff

The annual Research & Performance Showcase highlights students’ scholarly and creative work.
Math Evangelist

Evans Afenya’s research uses math and statistics to better understand cancer.

A Person of Action

Meet Lauren Williams, who is spending her Fulbright year in Thailand teaching English and creating artwork to promote HIV prevention.
Wine Chemistry

Professor Gene Losey brings a scientists’s curiosity to the study of the grape.
Wake Up!

Kathleen Sexton-Radek asks why Americans aren’t getting the sleep they need.
True Lies

Some people believe they’re telling the truth when they’re not. William Hirstein asks why.