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A photo essay about the bonding between Thai elephants and their mahouts co-produced by communication studies senior Chloe Kucera and Joanna Johnson ’23 was published in the Christian Science Monitor. You can find the article here. The article was...

Art and Digital Media Department Chair Allison Baker, undergraduates Michael Finch, Janell Hammer, Emily McKenzie and the Sculpture Guild installed a new public sculpture, "Radical Joy: a Monument to Happiness," in the �������� Midway Park. This work...

John-Mark Schlink, Digital + Studio Art faculty member, has been selected to exhibit one of his recent prints in the Boston Printmakers 2023 North American Print Biennial. His print was one of 122 works selected from 1,826 entries. The exhibition was...

History Professor John Mazis published the book chapter, “A Voice in the Wilderness: Ion Dragoumis, Greece, and the West,” in Greece Between East and West: Culture and Geopolitics (Newcastle, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2023).

Senior Lecturer of Biology Kathy Burleson was interviewed by the Textbook and Academic Author Association about her research with �������� undergraduates exploring representation of the human body in anatomy and physiology textbooks. The interview was...

Senior Lecturer of Biology Kathy Burleson received a travel award from the Human Anatomy and Physiology Society to present at their 37th annual conference in Albuquerque in May. Burleson's workshop, "Who do we represent? Student choice and diversity...

Political Science Professor and Chair Alina Oxendine published a research piece on policy attitudes “Who Deserves a Break? How Race and Class Shape Support for the Child Tax Credit” in the fifth edition of /Race/Gender/Class/Media/. More information...

The �������� Center for Anthropological Services was awarded a Minnesota Historical & Cultural Heritage Grant for a project at the Grand Meadow Chert Quarry in Mower County, Minnesota. For thousands of years Native people obtained chert, a...

Theater and Dance Professor Kaori Kenmotsu presented Moving Through Conflict: Enhancing Your Nonverbal Communication Skills As You Work With Clients. Combining the mindfulness of yoga with an introduction to Laban Movement Analysis, participants...

Professor Kaori Kenmotsu, MFA, JD, participated as a panelist for World Without Genocide’s Webinar: Russia and China: Transnational Repression in the United States and Abroad. The panel discussion included Professor Kenmotsu’s research with World...