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English professor lands $400K National Science Foundation grant to improve learning in humanities and science.

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Since the 1990s, Professor He Guimei has been researching constructions of China across contemporary literature. In her ...

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Imagine two people walking side by side - one of them might already know the future of an alien civilization. The Andromeda Paradox isn’t just bizarre - it forces us to question whether “now” even ...