The 19th Amendment guaranteeing women's right to vote celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. Political science’s Corrine McConnaughy examines the historical and contemporary legacy of the suffrage movement.

Chemistry’s Jakub Kostal received a NSF CAREER award for his research on how pesticides degrade in light—an interdisciplinary effort toward safer food production and a cleaner environment.

Students from Denver Brunsman's George Washington and His World history class researched maps, photographs and artifacts from the Albert H. Small Washingtoniana collection to create an exhibition on the founding father’s life.

Five CCAS PhD students have been nominated for induction in the Edward Alexander Bouchet Society, which honors diversity and excellence in doctoral education. Their research focus includes HIV-related healthcare, tobacco cessation and the search for life in space.