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Read article: 2026 Dean’s Distinguished Lecture speaker announced
2026 Dean’s Distinguished Lecture speaker announced
 Psychology and neuroscience professor Kara Federmeier will deliver the 2026 Dean’s Distinguished Lecture at Alice Campbell Alumni Center 4 p.m. March 4, 2026.The...
Read article: College names recipients in Study in a Second Discipline Program
College names recipients in Study in a Second Discipline Program
 The College of Liberal Arts & Sciences has awarded funding to several faculty members through the Study in a Second Discipline Program, which gives professors time and support to push beyond their primary...
Read article: Alumni support the upgrade of an important laboratory
Alumni support the upgrade of an important laboratory
 In a discipline devoted to spaces, one of the most significant transformations came recently in Davenport Hall where a little-used room was converted to a new, state-of-the art geospatial laboratory thanks in large part to a generous donation from Candace Penn (BS, ’72, ...
Read article: Is unintentional bias changeable?
Is unintentional bias changeable?
 In a new paper, psychology professor Benedek Kurdi proposes a fresh approach to confronting implicit, or unintentional, bias in diverse organizations. He spoke with News Bureau life sciences editor Diana Yates about the problems associated with...
Read article: Illinois wind patterns show signs of change, study finds
Illinois wind patterns show signs of change, study finds
 Winds across Illinois are beginning to still. A new study led by University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign researchers has found that average wind speeds across the state have declined over the past three decades—and that the prevailing wind direction is slowly shifting southward. The findings...
Read article: Exploring how people consumed nature in early America
Exploring how people consumed nature in early America
 This fall, the Department of History welcomes Shannan Mason as a lecturer. Mason is a historian of early American history whose research explores relationships between science, nature, and economics. How people think about nature and how they...

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