Publications, presentations, performances and more from Illinois State faculty and staff.
Research and Honors
Topic: Research
Reactions: Finding Cervantes’ tomb
With the likely discovery of the tomb of famed Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes, Professor of Spanish and chair of the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Bruce Burningham took a moment to reflect on what it means to find the tomb of the author of Don Quixote.
Video: Diversity program helps STEM student find mentor
The Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation helps students from underrepresented backgrounds who want to pursue science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) careers.
Research and Honors
Publications, presentations, performances and more from Illinois State faculty and staff.
Research and Honors
Publications, presentations, performances and more from Illinois State faculty and staff.
Research and Honors
Publications, presentation, performances and more from Illinois State faculty and staff.
Learning gets a boost from chocolate
Don’t turn away from chocolate, advises Assistant Professor of Communication Daniel Cochece Davis, because it can give the brain a natural boost.
Video: ISU math robots help cancer clinic kids
Ph.D. student Megan Nickels wants to know how children with cancer and other chronic illness can learn math through educational robotics.
Chocolate: When money grew on trees
There was a time when money literally grew on trees. It might seem like a dream, and a sweet one at that, but Illinois State’s Assistant Professor of Anthropology Kathryn Sampeck has unearthed a time when people used cacao beans – the basis of chocolate – as currency. While on sites several years back in
