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Most Recent Additions*

Evolutionary and Social Manifestations of Misled Fear: How Fear Motivates and Manipulates
Meghan Sink

A Brief Statistical Introduction of the Global Refugee problems with Data Analysis
April Yan Zhang

Fight, Flight, Freeze: a series of short films on sexual assault
Emma Mazurek

Greek Life After Dark: How DePauw Women Navigate the Sociocultural Space of Party Culture Safely, Contextualized by Greek Life
Sarah Schwomeyer

The Vocaloid Phenomenon: A Glimpse into the Future of Songwriting, Community-Created Content, Art, and Humanity
Bronson Roseboro

Economic Anxiety or Racial Predispositions? Explaining White Support for Donald Trump in the 2016 Presidential Election
Emmitt Y. Riley III and Clarissa Peterson

Bringing the Past Into the Future: The Digitization of Classical Archaeology and the Trasimeno Archaeology Digital Site Museum
Rebecca Kerns

Comics in the Evolving Media Landscape
Sarah Russell

Generations of Fertility: A Bioethical and Evolutionary Analysis
Kat Panos

Lem's Solaris and the Human Mental Ceiling
Riley Miller

In the Eye of the Colonizer: The White Racial Frame of Media Coverage on Hurricane Maria
María Manuela Méndez Da Silveira

The Short End of the Stick: The Problem with America's Education and Society Today
Arman Nazari

Evolution, Health, Medicine, and the Gap in Between
Mi Jedar

Unpacking the Opioid Epidemic: Intervention Methods and Effects on Women and Children
Olivia Miller

The Disunited Kingdom: Is the End of "Britain" Near?
Marko Mavrovic

Hollywood's Return to the Home: Taming the Post-World War II Career Woman
Kate Marburger

The Future of Higher Education: How a Student's Decision to Attend College is Evolving
J. C. Lukens

The Dehumanization of the American Healthcare Professional: The Impact of Technology on the Ever-Evolving World of Medicine
Carli Maddock

An Untold History: The Emergence and Development of Women's Golf in Scotland and North America, 1870-1930
Larisa Luloff

Memory and Narrative in the Traumatic Mode: Interlocuting Trauma in William Faulkner and Toni Morrison
Peper Langhout

*Updated as of 11/22/19.