Danielle Mireles, Eden Wolde, Norma A. Marrun, Marla Goins, Azul Ureño-Villalba, and Christine Clark (Teaching and Learning) co-authored a research article, "‘I almost feel like they don’t want me to say anything at all’: racist ableism and the (Dis)location of caregivers of Color in schools," in the journal of Race Ethnicity and Education.…

Dan Gianoutsos, Ph.D. (Student Success; Academic Affairs) was the featured presenter for McGraw Hill’s national “Lunch and Learn” virtual series (Oct. 7, 2025). His well-attended session, “Beyond the Grades: Understanding Why Students Drop Out of College,” examined the underlying factors contributing to student attrition. Drawing on an extensive…

Decide & Survive: The Battle of Gettysburg, an interactive historical adventure for kids by Jarret Keene (English), is now available in bookstores. 

Shih-Chun Chien (Law) co-authored a book on legal ethics with a distinguished group of contributors from Taiwan, including the former Chief Prosecutor of the Supreme Prosecutors Office and the President of the Judges Academy. The book, Legal Ethics: 25 Questions—The Dilemmas of Legal Professionals, examines twenty-five major ethical…

David Damore, Caitlin Saladino, and William Brown (The Lincy Institute; Brookings Mountain West) author a newly published policy brief, "Nevada's Healthcare and Education Workforce Pipelines," that utilizes the Nevada P-20 to Workforce Research Data System (NPWR) and data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics to explore Nevada’s…

Aparna Polavarapu's (Law) article, "Restorative Justice and Building Communities of Radical Belonging in the Law School Classroom," was published in the Journal of Legal Education. 

Marketa Trimble's (Law) article Cross-Border Limitations and Exceptions to Copyright: "Powered by AI." was published in the Santa Clara High Technology Law Journal. 

Kari Kokka (Teaching and Learning) was elected president-elect of TODOS Mathematics for ALL. She will serve one year as president-elect 2025-2026, two years as president 2026-2028, and one year as past president 2028-2029. 

Tupelo Quarterly recently interviewed Jarret Keene (English) about his new story collection Gateways to Annihilation.