LAS News

Nicholas Grossman
Does Ukraine drone attack inside Russia augur new era of asymmetric warfare?
Expert on drone warfare speaks on Ukraine's Operation Spiderweb
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The windows of the Torre Latinoamericana
Deep in the lacustrine past
Graduate student wins award for image that evokes ancient lakes in Mexico
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David Wright Faladé
English professor’s novel tells of love triangle in post-WWII Paris, based on his family history
David Wright Faladé's third novel deals with themes of oppression and identity
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LAS announces teaching and advising award winners
16 from the college will be honored for their service
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Chemist develops cell representations that can be explored by Minecraft players
Researcher: It is fundamentally important to observe images in 3D
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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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A growing success in French
Le Cercle Francophone's community lessons in language draw a crowd
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Ying Diao
Ying Diao receives Presidential Early Career Award
Chemical and biomolecular engineering professor is honored for innovative research
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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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