Aliyah Sims, Freezerburn: An Exploration of Gender, Comic Books, and a Beloved Kitchen Appliance
Yi Cheng, Reassessing traffic accidents in Los Angeles
Jewell Humphrey, The Materiality of Seville Plantation
Emmelle Israel, A city that can be “all the things”: competing/changing/conflicting images of Las Vegas in mainstream US films
Maggie Jiang, Social Media Marionette
Sunkyu Lee, Mapping the Great Wall Frontier in Early 17th century China
Aina Soley, Postwar Trials in Catalonia
Rebecca Moffitt, Gothic Novels
Michael Sokol, Dying Behind Bars
Lena Truper, Cybernetic Visions
Dandi Meng, “Tells an uncommonly straight plain story”: Dispatches from the Eastern State Penitentiary, 1830-1850
Isabelle Briggs, “A Witch’s Calendar, 1563-1736”
Joyce Wang, “SIPRI Study”
Julia Karpicz, “Public Art on Campus”
Keith Locantore, “JMW Turner: A Digital Humanities Project”
Matthew Griffith, “the demands project”
Matthew Swanson, “Social Media Sockpuppets”
Anna Bonazzi, “Migrant Deaths in Europe”