The School of Library and Information Presents: Black Online Culture, Blackfishing, Digital Blackface, and a Mode of Black Life with Dr. André Brock.

Grant Wood Fellow Johanna Winters uses a haunting combination of print, sculpture, puppetry, and video to explore ideas around aging in a femme body.

The postdoctoral fellows of the Williams Lab describe the importance of the mentorship they receive from Dr. Aislinn Williams. The Williams Lab investigates how genes that alter the risk for psychiatric disorders change the way the brain develops.

Doctoral student's deep learning model will help city planners and policymakers better allocate facilities.

Emiliano Valle's dissertation project examines how Cuba was able to mitigate the effects of the United States’ unilateral trade embargo to build a strong healthcare system.

Colleen Lasar's research focuses on the versatile applications of ionic liquids.

The Kaydenn String Quartet brings together music students from across the globe.

SLIS graduate's current role focuses on facilitating open access to research materials.

Joanne Constantine, who graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy degree in health services and policy, served as the graduate student speaker for the celebration.

Researchers were recently awarded the Graduate Research Excellence Award in their fields and plan to continue researching the long-term mental health effects of COVID-19 and why Tau can cause different diseases, respectively.