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After two mass shootings last week in California, Jillian Peterson, associate professor of criminology and criminal justice, co-authored an op ed in the New York Times using the research she conducted with over 20 ��Ʒ�鶹 students over the last five...

MFAC faculty member Eliot Schrefer has won the 2022 Michael L. Printz Award for a book that exemplifies literary excellence in young adult literature. Schrefer's work, "*Queer Ducks (and Other Animals): The Natural World of Animal Sexuality" recently...

HSEL Professors Joe Lewis and Letitia Basford have published a chapter in a recently released book: Practical Strategies to Reduce Childhood Trauma and Mitigate Exposure to the School-to-Prison Pipeline, published by IGI Global. Their chapter –...

HSEL Professor Betsy Parrish worked with educators in Hanoi, Vinh, and Dong Thap, Vietnam as a U.S. Department of State English Language Specialist in January. She offered two-day workshops in each city, preparing English language teaching...

Professor Allison Baker was awarded a Minnesota State Arts Board Grant for individuals, for an exhibit to be installed at the Duluth Art Institute during 2023-24. She also recently had a solo exhibition, 'Semi-Functional,' open at MINT Gallery in...

Associate Professor Nick Schlotter attended three conferences recently and has been elected to a new board. He was appointed to the Minnesota Academy of Science (MAS) board, attended the American Chemical Society Fall meeting, the 2022 Biennial...

Work by Curt Lund, associate professor of Digital + Studio Arts, has been included in "Truth", an exhibition of artists’ books and broadsides in Marin County, California. Lund's mixed media book object "Lingering, Malingering" was selected by the...

The Dean of Students office is seeking nominations for the Pat Paterson Prize, awarded to a senior who demonstrates outstanding leadership ability. This leadership prize was established in 1996 by Dorothy (Dottie) Meyers Hoel '69 in honor of the late...

Visiting faculty in Philosophy Joe Swenson recently presented a paper (remotely) entitled “Nietzsche, Conceptual Death, and the Virtue of Open-Mindedness” at the Australian Society for Continental Philosophy which took place in Melbourne, Australia.

Professor Paul Bogard was featured on "The Morning Show" from Wisconsin Public Radio talking about the value of dark skies and the fight against light pollution. You can listen to the interview here.