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“Pleistocene record of a dynamic, fluctuating lacustrine margin from the Turkana Basin, Kenya,” co-authored by Associate Professor of Geosciences Catherine (Cat) Beck, appears in the October issue of Quaternary Science Reviews from Elsevier.

“(1850) The Psychic Highway,” an essay by Professor of Religious Studies S.B. Rodriguez-Plate for the Under Gods project of Indiana University, was recently published in the IU journal American Religion.

“Contrasting public and healthcare worker perspectives on the denial of medical care to trans people in the United States: It’s (mostly) about gender,” co-authored by Chair and Associate Professor of Sociology Matthew Grace, was recently published in the Elsevier journal Social Science & Medicine.

“Unbundled religious and spiritual innovation,” a post by Associate Professor of Sociology Jaime Kucinskas, was recently featured on The Immanent Frame website, published by the Social Science Research Council.

“Poverty and Parental Discipline,” co-authored by Professor of Economics Emily Conover, appears in the March issue of the Journal of Development Economics.

“Racial and gendered impacts of international students on domestic peers,” co-authored by Assistant Professor of Economics Evelyn Skoy, was recently published in the Elsevier journal Economics of Education Review.

“The Making of Things We Will Miss: Meditations on the Climate Crisis,” an essay by Assistant Professor of Theatre Emily K. Harrison, was recently published on HowlRound Theatre Commons.

A chapter co-authored by Professor of Economics Emily Conover appears in The Handbook of Social Protection: Evidence and New Directions for Low- and Middle-Income Countries, an open access edited volume recently published by MIT Press.

An essay titled “Of Cocks and Commerce: Sex, Money, and Value in Carletti,” by Associate Professor of History Mackenzie Cooley, was recently reviewed in the Corriere Fiorentino, a supplement to Corriere della Sera, Italy’s leading national newspaper.

Assistant Professor of Sociology Stephanie A. Dhuman and Tillie Germain ’25 recently co-authored an article about the power of homeowners associations (HOAs) in Sociology Compass, an international journal from Wiley.