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online newsroom,Economics,College of Business Administration Economics professor receives second Fulbright Award to conduct research in Italy Dr. Sucharita Ghosh will share her expertise in international economics and conduct research at the University of Salento and the University of Bari. 01/22/2018
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online newsroom Zips named co-champs of 2017 GameDay Recycling Challenge Lessons from the competition are applied to other campus waste diversion initiatives. 01/12/2018
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online newsroom,Development,College of Engineering and Polymer Science Bequest from June D. Kitarich Living Trust to provide scholarships Generations of engineering students will benefit from the gift from The June D. Kitarich Living Trust. 01/11/2018
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online newsroom,Inclusive Excellence MLK Activities Fair is opportunity for a ‘day on’ Our annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Activities Fair will be held Monday, Jan. 15, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. inside the Student Union Ballroom. 01/11/2018
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online newsroom,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences,Biology Discovering a little-understood cell in mice that opens a world of color UA's Dr. Jordan Renna is part of a team of scientists whose research findings could aid in developing treatments for human vision disorders and diseases. 01/11/2018
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School of Communication,online newsroom,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences Portrayal of women and minorities explored in latest ‘Star Wars’ film “Star Wars” expert and professor, Juan Contreras, created the course he teaches — “The Films of Star Wars.” 01/5/2018
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Integrated Bioscience,Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences,Biology Studying nature’s smallest rainbows may inspire new optical technologies How does the male rainbow peacock spider make its intense rainbow iridescent signal to entice females? The answer has implications for a wide array of fields, including biotechnology. 01/3/2018
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online newsroom,Alumni Previous Spanish Student tenured at Wofford College

Previous Spanish Student Dr. Matousek tenured at Wofford College

01/1/2018
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online newsroom Seven ways UA made the world a better place in 2017 This year saw University of Akron faculty, students and alumni using their talents and vision to make life better — locally, regionally and around the world. 12/22/2017
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Research,online newsroom,Department of Polymer Science Polymer researcher leading the charge to improve battery life Dr. Yu Zhu is heading a project to extend the amount of time between battery charge. 12/20/2017
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