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Read article:Historical math models from Altgeld Hall recreated by students using 3D printing
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Historical math models from Altgeld Hall recreated by students using 3D printing
Project takes place while the originals are being restored
Read article:The jury of second chances
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The jury of second chances
LAS student launches a peer court organization to help reform juvenile offenders

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Poetry book looks at how people create a sense of place for themselves
Guggenheim Fellowship supports new work by English professor Janice Harrington

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LAS faculty member named AAAS Fellow
Stephan Link studies plasmonic nanoparticles

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Why were Venezuelan immigrants sent to El Salvador?
Anthropologist and author discusses recent deportation under 1798 law

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How concerned should we be about H5N1 bird flu?
Microbiologist Chris Brooke describes the risks posed by a sustained strain of virus

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"Blob" and a coming of age
Alumna's pivot to creative writing in college leads to a life of writing - and her first novel

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Book recounts history of critical race theory
Controversial topic is often misunderstood by both proponents and opponents, professor says

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