Brenna Renn (Psychology) and colleagues at the University of Washington (MPIs: Oleg Zaslavsky and Annie Chen) were recently awarded an R01 from the National Institute on Aging for their project entitled, "VOCALE: A Digital Intervention to Improve Quality of Life and Reduce Frailty Among Older Adults in CCRCs--A Randomized Controlled Trial." …

Andrew Lugg and Jared Oestman (both Political Science) published their paper "Costs or Benefits? Competing Frames and Public Support for Multilateral Peace Operations" in International Studies Perspectives, a peer-reviewed quarterly journal of the International Studies Association. Using a preregistered survey experiment, their study shows that U.…

Holly Samayoa (Libraries) has been named a 2026-27 Spectrum Scholar by the American Library Association. Samayoa, who is pursuing a graduate degree in library and information studies at the University of Washington, was one of 60 students selected for the prestigious scholarship. Scholars were chosen for their commitment to community building,…

Susan Byrne (World Languages & Cultures) has published a chapter titled "Cervantine Allusions" in Cervantine Futures: Reading Cervantes after the Critical Turn, a volume edited by Nicholas R. Jones and Paul Michael Johnson, and issued by Vanderbilt University Press. Byrne studies how Spanish creative author Miguel de…

Alumni Benjamin Bingham and Suchunya Rose Bumrung, together with faculty members Hassan Ziada and Neamat Hassan (all Dental), published an article in Dentistry Journal titled “Effects of STAMP Techniques and Conventional Carving on Marginal Adaptation of Class I Composite Resin Restorations: An In Vitro Study. ”The study compared the marginal…

Amy Reed-Sandoval (Philosophy) published "What Trump gets wrong About 'birth tourism': Mexican mothers on the border tell a different story about the attack on birthright citizenship" in The Boston Globe (Ideas Section).

preLaw Magazine named the William S. Boyd School of Law as one of the top law schools for health law.

Benjamin Edwards (Law) appeared on a recent episode of the Council of Institutional Investors Podcast entitled “Reincorporations and Nevada Corporate Law.” The episode discussed recent trends in reincorporations between Delaware, Nevada, and Texas, as well as key differences between Delaware and Nevada corporate law that investors should be aware…

Manoj Sharma (Public Health; Internal Medicine) coauthored an article titled, “Feasibility and Acceptability of Menstrual Cups for Addressing Period Poverty in Rural India: A Pilot Study in Spiti Valley” along with coauthors from the University of Utah in the journal Advances in Medicine, Psychology and Public Health (AMPPH). In Spiti Valley,…