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New Method Tracks How Psychedelics Affect Neurons in Minutes

by Greg Watry
August 05, 2024

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�鶹��ý Study Highlights Factors Associated with Higher Tuberculosis Risk in South Africa

by Greg Watry, College of Letters and Science
August 01, 2024

Photo: Kim Conley runs 5,000-meter final.

Humans are Born to Run

by Greg Watry
July 30, 2024

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Weekender: �鶹��ý Faculty Perform Throughout the World in August

by Karen Nikos-Rose, Arts Blog Editor
July 25, 2024

Arts Blog

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Did Trump's 2016 Election Affect Babies' Health?

by Jason Pohl, UC Berkeley
July 25, 2024

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How Can Seagrasses Help Mitigate Climate Change?

by Greg Watry, College of Letters and Science
July 17, 2024

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How Do You Safeguard Endangered Human Rights History in Peru?

by Alex Russell, College of Letters and Science
July 09, 2024

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�鶹��ý Experts on Immigration, Labor and Human Trafficking

by Karen Nikos-Rose
June 25, 2024

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How Uncertainty Builds Anxiety

by Andy Fell
June 25, 2024

Three award winners stand with museum in background at a ceremony June 6, 2024

4 Collect Awards in Annual Event Honoring Arts, Humanities Grad Students

by Laura Compton, Manetti Shrem Museum of Art
June 12, 2024

In a white lab coat and goggles, Brooke Morey works in a research lab

Fictional Adventure in Egypt To Become Reality for Top �鶹��ý Graduate

by Julia Ann Easley
June 11, 2024

Arts and Humanities 2024 Graduate Exhibit on display Thursday, June 6 through Monday, June 24. (Courtesy, Tyson Roberts)

Weekender: Closing Exhibitions and Final Performances; Grad Art Exhibition Opens

by Jamie Gelfond, �鶹��ý News and Media Relations Intern
June 06, 2024

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How Can We Avoid Conflict and Division When Talking about Public Tragedies?

by Alex Russell
June 04, 2024

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Physicists Measure the Very, Very, Very Small

by John Conway
June 04, 2024

Weekender: Musical Landscapes, Wanda Sykes Comedy Show, and Student Recitals

by Jamie Gelfond, �鶹��ý News and Media Relations Intern
May 30, 2024

Pellet of grey stone-like material hovers in the center of a shiny metal disk.

Superconductivity: Hype versus Reality

by Greg Watry and Andy Fell
May 24, 2024

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Weekender: Shakespeare's Hamlet Reimagined, Basement Gallery Senior Show, Recitals, and Re(Vision) Returns

by Jamie Gelfond, �鶹��ý Media Relations Intern
May 23, 2024

A model of a horse and a woman in blue �鶹��ý shirt stand in front of a window

�鶹��ý Students’ Seizure-Predicting Device Wins Top Prize at Big Bang! Business Competition

by Angela Lindley
May 23, 2024

Society, Arts & Culture

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�鶹��ý Arts and Humanities Graduate Students Showcase Work in Multidisciplinary Exhibition

by Laura Compton and Maria Sestito
May 22, 2024

Society, Arts & Culture

Sculpture of light-blue Egghead by Robert Arneson called Bookhead.

Weekender: Egghead Walking Tours, Student Recitals, and Campus Square Dancing

by Jamie Gelfond, �鶹��ý Media Relations Intern
May 16, 2024

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New Thinking About the Multiverse

by Andy Fell
May 15, 2024

Weekender: Innovation in Art Competition, Shakespeare Reimagined, and Student Recitals

by Jamie Gelfond, �鶹��ý Media Relations Intern
May 09, 2024

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Do Immigrants Get Incarcerated More Than U.S. Born?

by Alex Russell, College of Letters and Science
May 08, 2024

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Philanthropist Maria Manetti Shrem Pledges More Than $20 Million to Fund Arts Programs at �鶹��ý

by Karen Michele Nikos
May 06, 2024

Society, Arts & Culture

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Creative Writing a Gateway to Creative Climate Solutions

by Malia Reiss
May 06, 2024

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