Student Archive

Rising senior Michael Sulewski helps explore the molecular basis of long-term memory.

College sophomore Doug Miller develops proposal to help foster more sustainable consumption.

Undergraduate Emily Belfer looks at how London theaters represented the enemy over two world wars.

Grad student Sarah Dowling's poetry scrutinizes constructs of safety.

Graduate student Jeehyun Lim explores the social and cultural history of bilingualism in the U.S.

Senior Rachel Romeo uses eye movements to study the impact of hearing impairments on infant language learning.

Grad student identifies a new species of dinosaur.

Junior David Dunning explores mathematic themes in the works of author David Foster Wallace.

Department of History doctoral candidate William Kuby reveals centuries-old marriage practices that shed light on contemporary debate.

Grad student Amitai Bin-Nun explores light bending around black holes.

Ksenia Gorbenko analyzes media and its effect on social movements.

Grad student Jason Zuzga explores how art and science come together in molecular animations.

Jennifer Kyker transforms her love of Zimbabwean music into international outreach.

Graduate student Václav Paris explores Ulysses' battle with censorship.

Senior Valeria Tsygankova studies the Bishops' Bible as a material text to examine the relationship between religion and state in Elizabethan England.

Graduate student Marie Grace Brown explores how women participated in constructing Sudan's national identity during the country's independence movement.

Senior Shirley Leung documents the consequences of soil erosion.

Ivan Dmochowski and David Jacobson peer into radon’s binding preferences.

Undergraduate Kaneesha Parsard delves into the storied history of indentured Indian labor in the Caribbean.

Graduate student Elizabeth Lee studies socioeconomic inequality in higher education.