����ԭ��

“RISING: Women in American Culture since Suffrage” is a semester-long commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment.

A study led by Nikhil Reddy, a second-year student at the Boonshoft School of Medicine, may help medical professionals diagnose esophageal cancer sooner.

From muscle diseases to high blood pressure to phone addiction, ����ԭ�� faculty and students have pursued important research endeavors.

As part of her doctoral research, Colleen Hayden designed a study to help fill the absence of knowledge on the subject of leader engagement.

Rachel Sturm, associate professor of management, recommends organizations and companies combat sexual harassment at work by focusing on character development.

A new virtual reality system will soon be available for students and faculty to use in the Appenzeller Visualization Laboratory in the Joshi Research Center.

Terry Oroszi, assistant professor of pharmacology and toxicology, regularly gives presentations on her research into domestic terrorism.

The investigation was led by Kelly Haller, a second-year medical student at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Research on addiction medicine has led third-year medical student Rachel Rhee to see the potential of working with that patient population after graduation.

Researchers in the Department of Population and Public Health Science are studying methamphetamine use of people who have opiate-use disorders.