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Nicole Archer reflects on the lasting influence of her professor who left her life savings to former students – including Archer – and shaped her teaching, research and passion for opening minds and critical thinking

Dr. Stephen Andon weaves fan culture, sports history and sports media in discussions with students in the School of Communication and Media

Economic and marketing experts at ůůֱ�� share observations and predictions about the busy gift-giving season

From Colonel Sanders to Frank Lloyd Wright, English Professor Jonathan Greenberg and CBS’s Mo Rocca recount stories of “Roctogenarians” who keep going – or just get started – when most of us are slowing down

As students and teachers return to classrooms this fall, ůůֱ�� faculty experts are available to offer commentary on a range of education-related topics including teacher training, student mental health, sex education, use of AI, bullying and more

Diverse topics range from affirmative action, tea culture and gun violence to robots in the hospitality industry

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Representation matters, writes Marcheta Evans. Here, she offers advice for institutions and educators about the life lessons they need to pass to female scholars (and one for men, too)

Sociology Professor Christopher Donoghue offers an overview of the social aspects that surround bullies and victims, and how anti-bullying policies in schools can be more effective

From AI to anti-inclusion policies, experts share thoughts on classroom-related topics dominating headlines

Entomologist explains why we’re seeing so many ticks this year, and what to do if you get bit

American History expert explains how June 19 became a day of celebration and a federal holiday