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Kimberly Rios
A deeper look at identity
Psychologist Kimberly Rios grows our understanding of diversity, prejudice, and stereotypes
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Children and a parent reading a book
A growing success in French
Le Cercle Francophone's community lessons in language draw a crowd
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David Beck
Book details how federal government used bribery to end relationships with Native American tribes
History professor David Beck examines case studies up through the 1950s
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Muscle researchers
Researchers: Nerves prompt muscle to release factors that boost brain health
Finding further explains the benefits of exercise
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SPAN 232 students
A milestone of learning and service
A popular course, SPAN 232: Spanish in the Community, is 20 years old
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Carol Symes
How are states altering higher education by redefining academic freedom?
Professor discusses the threat posed by new policies toward faculty promotions
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Bee bread fungus
Researchers find unique adaptations of fungus associated with bee bread
Important food source for the western honey bee is more complex than previously thought
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Composer and software developer Carla Scaletti and chemistry professor Martin Gruebele
By listening, scientists learn how a protein folds
Chemistry professor and composer use sound to examine disorders such as Parkinson's
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Former President Barack Obama looks at May Berenbaum as a woman in a military uniform holds the National Medal of Science
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