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Alison Posey ‘15 recently had a short story, "Congratulations," included in Polaris, an Undergraduate Journal of Arts and Literature, which is published by Ohio Northern University. This is the first time she has had worked published in a journal.
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Professor of Political Science Iva Deutchman was interviewed recently for an article in the Democrat and Chronicle newspaper about the Women's Equality Act, written by Jessica Alaimo.
According to the article, "The Women's Equality Act is a 10-point ...
On the edge of Seneca Lake, the HWS campus and its surrounding area often are used as a natural laboratory for scientific study, a testing ground for students to explore.
Recently, on a stunning spring day, students taking GEO 265 "Weather Measuremen...
"Students spent one hour at the living center, once per week to gain insight as to what life might be like as the living center residents, who are elderly, get closer to death," explains Assistant Professor of Religion John Krummel, who taught the se...
Professor of Political Science Iva Deutchman was recently quoted in OpenSecretsBlog on the topic of the cohesiveness of the Blue Dog Coalition, a caucus of moderate and conservative Democrats in the House.
The article explains, "But Blue Dog campaign...
The term "Main Street" has been used often since the 2008 recession as a descriptor and a rallying cry. Assistant Professor of Architectural Studies Kirin Makker will explore the history and realities of Main Streets across the country- and dispel ma...
For more than a decade, volunteers from around the country have been documenting frog and toad populations as part of the North American Amphibian Monitoring Program (NAAMP) facilitated by the U. S. Geological Survey (USGS). Collectively, they've ama...
Through his recent scholarly work published this spring, Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies Kanaté Dahouda added two significant contributions to the body of literature on francophone studies.
In collaboration with Professor Selom ...
This summer, Kristyna Bronner '14 will have the opportunity to live and work in Washington, D.C., as a communications intern at Women's Foreign Policy Group (WFPG). The nonprofit group is an independent, nonpartisan, educational membership organizati...
Five members of the Colleges' faculty and staff recently joined scholars from across the country at the annual Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC) in Las Vegas. The CCCC promotes the teaching and study of college composition an...