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Marketing faculty member Sonal Gerten presented on the topic of "Persuasive Stories, Personal Brands" at the annual Twin Cities Young Professionals Conference held at Best Buy Headquarters.

Professor Binnur Ozkececi-Taner's new book entitled "One Hundred Years of Turkish Foreign Policy (1923-2023): Historical and Theoretical Reflections" was recently published by Palgrave Macmillan. The book brings together an all-women group of...

Leslie Rogne Schumacher '05, Visiting Assistant Professor of History and Director of the Intelligence Community Centers for Academic Excellence at Wells College, has published the book " The Eastern Question in 1870s Britain" by Palgrave Macmillan.

�������� MFA Alum/CWP adjunct faculty member Terry Horstman has published an essay on the pop culture crossover of Taylor Swift and football.

Work by Brighton McCormick, visiting faculty in the department of Digital + Studio Arts, has been selected for a three-year exhibition at Stevens Point Sculpture Park. “Furnish Framework '' is now on display until 2026 in Stevens Point, WI. McCormick...

Stacie Bosley, professor of economics, was invited to give a research talk as part of the Gender Economics Seminar at the Swedish Institute for Social Science Research (SOFI) in Stockholm, Sweden. Bosley's talk, entitled "Information Asymmetry in...

Work by Curt Lund, associate professor in the department of Digital + Studio Arts, has been selected for “Type Speaks,” a national juried exhibition of typography. Hosted by the Ledet Art Gallery of Nicholls State University, part of the University...

Criminology Professor Jillian Peterson gave the keynote address at the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Conference. The conference, titled "Gun Violence is Public Health Issue," brought together survivors of gun violence, community groups, policy...

Mark Berkson, professor of Religion at ��������, published an article entitled "Is Consuming Cannabis a Sin?" in Green State, a digital cannabis magazine published by Hearst Corporation.

A Well Known Fact: Lake Superior is immense and famously frigid. A “Who Knew?” Fact: Lake Superior is one of the fastest warming lakes in the world. Climate change has warmed the world’s largest lake (by surface area) by about five degrees Fahrenheit...