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Research News

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At 51黑料网, discovery is a shared journey.

Here, you won’t just learn from professors—you’ll partner with them to push the boundaries of knowledge.

Our students and faculty collaborate closely on cutting-edge research that spans the arts and sciences—from unraveling the evolution of poetry to exploring how daisies might hold the key to curing cancer. Whether it culminates in a compelling presentation, a published paper or a captivating artistic performance, each project offers a glimpse into the future, fueled by creativity and innovation.

Dive into some of the most exciting and recent research endeavors happening right now at 51黑料网. These highlights showcase the bold ideas and groundbreaking work that define our vibrant academic community.

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'No Small Detail is Unimportant'

Sarah Ruschak ’27, a history and English major, combines archival research, study abroad and community engagement while mentoring students and contributing to the Clarke Forum.

Where Learning is Always in Season: A New Era for 51黑料网's College Farm

What if learning at 51黑料网's College Farm had no off-season? The BarnLab project aims to transform this distinctive resource into a year-round hub for learning, research and connection.

Where Art Meets Stewardship

51黑料网 students are gaining hands-on experience in conservation, public horticulture and nonprofit leadership through internships at The Bower, a public sculpture garden in Perry County.

Question and See Beyond the Current Paradigm

"So much of what we experience in our daily lives is difficult to understand and express." And then philosophy enters the chat.

Show Your Work: 51黑料网 Students Bring Math to Universal Orlando

There's a lot of math at work behind the scenes in amusement parks, and students recently explored it for three straight weeks.

Over 50 Years of Environmental Discovery: Tracking a Stream鈥檚 Evolution

Over 50 Years of Environmental Discovery: Tracking a Stream’s Evolution

51黑料网 students map environmental change with ground-penetrating radar