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Brian Gaines
How will the Jan. 6 committee hearings affect public opinion?
Political scientist: Hearings expected to have little effect on 2022 races, but may still impact the 2024 presidential campaign
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Sarah Demissie
Writing for discovery
The Odyssey Project teams up with an English professor to deliver the power of words
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Anthony Erlinger and Kathleen Flores
Language skills put to use among local immigrant communities during pandemic
Spanish students work with nonprofits to help people navigate COVID-19
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Illustration of artificial intelligence
Studying the decisions of artificial intelligence
Philosopher Ben Levinstein works to understand modern rationality
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Staff Spotlight Harris
LAS Staff Spotlight: Culture in communication is one of respect, inclusion
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Map of Ukraine
A deeper look at the tragedy of Ukraine
Professors discuss issues arising from the war in Europe
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Greg Howard, a professor of economics; Russell Weinstein, a professor of labor and employment relations and of economics; and graduate student Yuhao Yang.
Paper: Regional public universities make local economies more resilient
Economics researchers find evidence of positive impact
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Hand holding fertilizer
Increasing the sustainability of phosphorus
Professor is part of new $25 million center to manage a key element in fertilizer
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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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