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Thanks to a dissertation research award, Albina Khabibulina can dedicate her efforts to researching conceptually complex topics for those learning Russian.

Households are far more likely to gentrify communities of color when school choice options expand, according to assistant professor Walker Swain.

In a new study, Logan Fiorella found that people who said they were sensitive to sounds had a harder time mastering and retaining information when they could hear a person chewing gum.

Dr. Eliza Belle (Ph.D. '09) was recently named director of psychology and behavior science for Alabama's Department of Mental Health.

Brian Culp (B.S.Ed. '99, Ph.D. '05), a professor at Kennesaw State University, will receive the E.B. Henderson Award at the 2018 SHAPE National Convention in Nashville, Tennessee.

Denise Spangler will deliver the address during the graduate ceremony, which takes place at 9:30 a.m. May 4 at Stegeman Coliseum.

Marques Dexter is one of three students on at the annual event who are conducting research within intercollegiate athletics that relates to diversity and inclusion.

An article in the winter 2018 edition of the Journal of College Admission cites assistant professor Darris Means for his knowledge of college access among rural and black high school students.

Peter Smagorinsky highlights the importance of teacher-student relationships, rather than data points, in a blog post for the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

A new blood test for concussions draws concerns, and faculty acknowledge the awkwardness of assigning their own books to a class.