Profile: Nandhu Radhakrishnan
Nandu Radhaknshnan takes the measure of song and speech.

Spring 2008

Profile: Colleen Heflin
Colleen Heflin believes the poor need not always be with us.

Fall 2007

Glenn Washer: Toward Safer Spans
Glenn Washer didn't grow up wanting to be a bridge safety expert, but we can all be thankful he did.

Spring 2007

Karen Piper: Intruder in the Dust
Karen Piper grew up under a cloud of dangerous dust. Her new book helps to clear the air.

Fall 2006

Bruce Bartholow: Rated M for Mature
A psychologist with an interest in aggression offers insight into video game violence.

Spring 2006

Cheikh Seye: The Soccer Playing Scientist
Cheikh Seye, biochemist and soccer standout, is aiming to give vascular disease the boot.

Fall 2005

Joshua Millspaugh: The Elephant Man
Joshua Millspaugh, a wildlife biologist, wants to know what puts elephants on edge.

Spring 2005

Peter Vallentyne: On Liberty, and Other Abstractions
Philosopher Peter Vallentyne gets to the bottom of what we talk about when we talk about liberty.

Fall 2004

Auspicious Beginnings
With an emphasis on education, a National Science Foundation program helps new faculty sow the seeds of tomorrow's scientific revolutions.

Fall 2004

Carol Anderson: Human Rights, and Wrongs
MU Professor Carol Anderson discovered how "human rights" became "civil rights" for African-Americans.

Spring 2004