Lynette Lombard (Art and Art History) is in a current 3 person show, Crossroads, at the Sideshow Gallery, in Brooklyn, NY.

Peter Acheson, wrote in the catalogue essay, “Lombard, Radell, and Paulson: In the work of all three, image begins with paint and activity. Their images suggest narratives, but narratives in which the voice and […]

Tim Kasser (Psychology) recently gave an invited talk at Western Illinois University-Quad Cities. The talk was titled “Capitalism, values, and quality of life:
 An empirical, psychological approach.”

Andrea Ferrigno’s (Art and Art History) work was selected to exhibit in Micro/Macro in Savannah, GA in “Micro/Macro”.

“Micro//Macro” prompted artsits to submit work that examines the very small, the very large, or the relationship between the two. What can we learn when we step outside of our usual perspective? What is revealed at the […]

Gregory Gilbert, Art and Art History, has published the article “The Hell of Modern Media: On Rauschenberg’s Dante Series.” Gilbert’s article examines Rauschenberg’s radical print series Thirty-Four Illustrations for Dante’s Inferno. In keeping with Dante’s own use of allegory to comment on political and social issues, Rauschenberg’s works were a coded response to the cultural […]

Sara O’Brien (psychology) was lead author on a paper accepted for publication in the journal Clinical Nursing Research, entitled “Using the EPDS to Identify Anxiety in Mothers of Infants on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit”. Co-authors were investigators at the University of Iowa and the VA Puget Sound Health Care System.

Monica Berlin’s (English) chapbook of essays, Your Small Towns of Adult Sorrow & Melancholy, is now available from the good folks at Tammy.

Jim Mountjoy and Jennifer Templeton gave an invited research presentation entitled ‘In the Eye of the Beholder: Visual Mate Choice Lateralization in Songbirds’ in the Department of Radiology at the University of Washington. They were working with colleagues at UW, using PET/CT neuroimaging to identify brain regions required for mate choice in the avian brain.