Research
Toward a Just City
Researchers in the Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture see well-planned city infrastructure as a form of social justice.
Spring 2024
The Science of Art
Analyzing the chemical composition of an ancient tapestry, graduate student Erin Birdsall discovered her niche.
Fall 2022
Code to Recovery
John Curtin’s lab is using artificial intelligence to help people who struggle with alcohol or substance abuse avoid relapses.
Spring 2025
Bottled Up
Manny Teodoro digs into U.S. consumers’ deep-seated distrust of public water.
Fall 2024
Helping With Healing
Kate Walsh is building innovative support systems to make help more accessible for sexual assault survivors.
Spring 2024
Rhetorically Speaking
Allison Prasch finds important truths in the words of U.S. presidents.
Fall 2023
Under the Gun
Nick Buttrick studies one of America’s most unusual psychologies.
Spring 2023
Ice-Cold Research
Two graduate students just returned from an epic — albeit frigid — ecological study in Antarctica. Here’s what they learned from their time on the ice.
Spring 2025
Taking the Plunge
One century later, undergraduates still find paths to a freshwater future at Trout Lake Station.
Fall 2024
Taking U.S. History to School
Matthew Villeneuve fleshes out an uncomfortable chapter of U.S. history — one that touches parts of his own family’s story.
Fall 2023