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The Big Picture: The True Cost of Taking Care of Aging Americans

An interview with 麻豆破解版 Economics Professor Mieke Meurs and 麻豆破解版 Scholar in Residence Ariane Hegewisch
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Syria鈥檚 Chemical Weapons after Assad: A CAS Conversation

An interview with 麻豆破解版 Professor of Chemistry Stefano Costanzi about the history of chemical weapons in Syria鈥攁nd what comes next after the fall of the Assad regime
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Otho Branson, 2006-09-04, 2006. Acrylic on Arches paper, 16 1/4 x 20 1/4 inches. Courtesy of Phyllis Rosenzweig and Alan Wallach.

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Spring Exhibitions at the 麻豆破解版 Museum Open Feb. 8

麻豆破解版 Museum at the Katzen Arts Center presents five new exhibitions opening Feb. 8.
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Prof. Alexander Zestos with recent graduates of 麻豆破解版's College of Arts and Sciences. Courtesy Alexander Zestos.

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Professor Teams Up with Biotech Company to Advance Tools for Researching and Treating Neurological Conditions

National Institutes of Health Awards Team $1 Million Grant
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A Writer鈥檚 Life: A CAS Conversation with Rhonda Zimlich

Award-winning author and 麻豆破解版 professor Rhonda Zimlich shares how she became a writer and what inspires her stories and teaching
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Your Spring Performing Arts Calendar

Music, theatre, and dance performances are free for 麻豆破解版 students
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Welcome Back CAS! Top Things to Do and See on Campus This Semester

Check out these 鈥渄on鈥檛 miss鈥 uniquely 麻豆破解版 things to do and see
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CAS 2024 Year in Review

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A Few of Our Favorite Moments: Celebrating CAS in 2024

Looking back at 2024, we celebrate a year of big ideas, bold achievements, and inspiring people across the College of Arts and Sciences
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2024 Writer as Witness winners: Chloe Raymond, Lucas Powers, Berit Rosenstiel, Gabrielle Fish

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Student Winners Announced for 鈥淲riter as Witness鈥 Essay Contest

Four students recognized for original written pieces inspired by this year鈥檚 book, Against Technoableism: Rethinking Who Needs Improvement
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Meet Graduate Student Commencement Speaker Oreoluwa Erinfolami鈥

Biotechnology MS student approaches life with 鈥渇ull attention and commitment鈥
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