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Associate Professor of History Michael Matthews has published an essay that examines the sensational 1891 murder trial of Enrique Rode, a middle-class English professor who killed his wife in Mexico City. 

Research co-authored by Alisha Horky, assistant professor of marketing, examines both annoying marketing and creepy marketing from a consumer’s perspective.

Associate Professor David S. Levine and Tim McFarlin, a Legal Method and Communication Fellow at ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ Law, presented their scholarship at the 16th Annual Intellectual Property Scholars Conference.

Pranab Das, professor of physics, was invited to present his work and collaborate with a small number of leading researchers in an initiative to identify areas worthy of major funding.

The article appears in the "Journal of Staff Development" and the chapter is part of the book "Teaching for Democracy in an Age of Economic Disparity."

Over the course of her sabbatical year in South India, Amy L. Allocco delivered three discrete invited lectures.

Their research appears in the proceedings of OpenSym 2016, the 12th International Symposium on Open Collaboration, held in Berlin, Germany.

ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ's Janet Lee Warman, professor of English and education, has published a chapbook.

The recent article in the American Journal of Play by Professor Thomas Henricks follows his 2015 book, "Play and the Human Condition."

Antonette Barilla, director of Academic Support and Bar Preparation and a scholar of international law, will have her 2015 article on cultural diplomacy reprinted in a forthcoming “best of” edition of the American Bar Association’s GPSolo magazine.