Impact of Jarvis’s Vonnegut scholarship continues to grow
Department of English Professor Christina Jarvis continues to share Kurt Vonnegut’s social justice and environmental legacies with new audiences.
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Igoe produces video for colon cancer awareness
To call attention to the importance of getting screened for colon cancer during Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, Associate Professor Mike Igoe produced a public service...
Journal publishes Ataee research paper
The journal of Expert Systems with Application has published the article, "A frame and first-order logic solution for the Wumpus World: Implemented in Flora-2," written...
Music faculty to perform German Lieder
School of Music voice and piano faculty and staff will present a recital of German Lieder – songs by Johannes Brahms, Richard Strauss and Hugo...
Communication faculty to discuss marketing superheroes
Strategies utilized by DC Films to market superheroes will be examined in “Selling Superheroes: DC Films’ PR Challenges” by Department of Communication faculty at the...
Hegna co-authors journal article revealing internal anatomy of extinct arthropod
Department of Geology and Environmental Sciences Assistant Professor Thomas Hegna is one of five authors of an article in the journal Palaeontologia Electronica.
Bernhard presents at Florida conference
School of Music Professor of Music Education Christian Bernhard presented a research session, "Space and Grace: Using Positive Psychology in Music Education" at the Suncoast...
Voice faculty member Sarah Luebke to perform with the Buffalo Philharmonic
Adjunct Lecturer Sarah Luebke of the School of Music faculty will make her solo debut singing with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra as the soprano soloist...
Lee work published in new book
Department of Visual Arts and New Media Professor Liz Lee's image, "Buddhism," from the “Cosmological Processes” series, and a project from ARTS 156 featuring a...
Kinkela discusses far-reaching impacts of ‘Silent Spring’ on BBC podcast
Department of History Professor David Kinkela recently appeared as a panelist on the BBC’s “The Forum” to discuss scientist and author Rachel Carson.