Spring 2020
Seeking Strategies to Help Children With Dyslexia
Tracy Centanni hopes her research leads struggling readers to success.
Research + Discovery
Spring 2020
Dance Leads to Therapeutic Potential
Nina Martin’s ReWire technique offers people with cerebral palsy some relief from their symptoms.
Spring 2020
Fighting Can Help or Hurt Relationships
Adam Richards finds that ongoing conflicts cut deep, while fighting ‘right’ can strengthen relationships.
Spring 2020
Tracing Colonial Mexico with Maps and Ink
Alex Hidalgo re-creates the colonial experience in Latin America with mapmaking, astronomy and a scriptorium by candlelight.
Winter 2020
Women in Peace and War
Professor Kara Dixon Vuic helps the world understand. Swanee Hunt ’72 helps the world recover.
Winter 2020
Scientists See Medical Breakthroughs From Fluorescence
A new book shines a light on technology that can diagnose concussions faster.
Winter 2020
Lewis Glaser and the Art of Good Design
In a Q&A, the chair of the new Department of Design discusses what makes a good graphic designer and the success of Connext.
Winter 2020
A Silver Bullet for Cancer Treatment?
Nanoparticles may be able to tame an effective but damaging chemotherapy medication.
Winter 2020
Is My Child Overweight?
MyPlate and other nutritional guidelines can help parents understand childhood obesity.
Winter 2020
Faculty Find Human Trafficking Through Massage Parlors
Two researchers are following the trail of demand that leads to smuggled and exploited people.
Current Issue: Fall 2020
