• May 20, 2015

  Short short stories and fairy tale by Wyatt Bonikowski

  Published in "NANO Fiction" and "Fairy Tale Review"

• May 19, 2015

  Flash Fiction and Critical Essay

  By Professor and English Department Chair Quentin Miller

• May 13, 2015

  Conferences as Community Builders

  Law Professor David Yamada's blog post making the case for academic and professional conferences that foster community, was reprinted in "Psychology Benefits Society"

• May 1, 2015

  Dead Soldiers and Their Posthumously Conceived Children

  Law Professor Charles Kindregan’s research, published in the Catholic University of America Law School's Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy, Vol. 31, Page 74. examines legal aspects of leaving cryopreserved gametes for future reproductive use

• April 1, 2015

  "Human Nature" art exhibit

  

  Foundation Studies Professor Lydia Martin has six paintings included in the Color of Humanity Art Gallery's online exhibit "Human Nature"

• March 27, 2015

  Building Mini-Categories in Product Networks

  Mathematics & Computer Science Professor Dmitry Zinoviev and Marketing Professor Zhen Zhu presented and then published the paper "Building Mini-Categories in Product Networks" in the Springer Verlag series "Studies in Computational Intelligence"

• March 26, 2015

  Trickle-Down Economics

  Sociology Professor Susan Sered blogs about poverty over generations

• March 20, 2015

  Opening The Taps: The Case For Water Affordability Legislation

  Law Professor Sharmila Murthy calls for action as poor people face water shutoffs

• March 17, 2015

  Small-Mammal Population Dynamics and Habitat Use on Bumpkin Island in the Boston Harbor

  Biology Chair Lauren Nolfo-Clements and Mark Clements of Northern Essex Community College published the article "Small-Mammal Population Dynamics and Habitat Use on Bumpkin Island in the Boston Harbor" in the peer-reviewed journal Northeastern Naturalist

• March 12, 2015

  Penny and Pound Foolish: Governor Baker’s MassHealth Savings Plan

  Sociology Professor Susan Sered writes about the governor's MassHealth cost-saving plan, which she suspects “presents disproportionate hardships for ... the people who most need consistent healthcare coverage.”

• March 4, 2015

  Independent study: How three doctoral students tackled issues recruiting participants and collecting data with historically underrepresented populations

  Recent publications by Professor Tryan L. McMickens of the Administration of Higher Education program

• March 1, 2015

  Century-scale species incidence, rareness and turnover in a high-diversity Northwest Atlantic coastal embayment

  Biology Professor Thomas Trott’s paper, published in the journal Marine Biodiversity, examines more than 170 years of information on Cobscook Bay and concludes that commercial fishing activities have impacted the marine animal (invertebrate) communities.

• February 25, 2015

  Academic Conferences: When Small is Beautiful

  Law Professor David Yamada's short essay, published in the Suffolk University Law Review Online, makes a case for smaller-scale academic gatherings that create more time and space for dialogue and fellowship.

• February 24, 2015

  James Baldwin: America’s Prophet, Resurrected

  In the aftermath of Ferguson and other recent cases, “confusion and anger make for a volatile mixture, and we need [James] Baldwin, as we always have, to help us sort through the complexity we must face,” writes Quentin Miller in Cognoscenti

• February 20, 2015

  Alternatives to Incarceration: Be Careful What You Wish For

  Sociology Professor Susan Sered cites statistics that call into question assumptions about the need for present incarceration rates and thus “alternatives.”

• February 19, 2015

  Getting Dumped On: Snowmaggedon, Women’s Health and Human Rights

  Sociology Professor Amy Agigian writes that “the health effects of extreme temperatures hit those with fewest resources–money, housing, safety, good health–hardest. … All over the world, women bear the worst brunt of a degraded environment."

• January 21, 2015

  Orange Frosted Hostess Cupcakes: Eulogy for Linda

  Sociology Professor Maureen Norton-Hawk remembers a woman who remained smiling and trusting despite repeated victimization.

• January 19, 2015

  Are We Going Towards or Away from the Dream?

  

  Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Nicole Price reflects on equality in America as it celebrates Martin Luther King Day

• January 9, 2015

  Macroeconomics: Integrating Theory, Policy, and Practice for a New Era

  

  A new book from Economics Professor David Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute, provides a coherent approach to understanding the macro economy.

• January 7, 2015

  New Issue of Salamander Literary Journal

  Featuring poetry, fiction, reviews, and artwork

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