• The Honors College newsmagazine redesign : news and notes 

  Young, Liz (2018-05)

  Flipping through a newspaper or skimming through a magazine is often times a mindless task. Readers wait for something to catch their eye. A snappy headline grabs their attention, but so does something else: the way the ...
• A journey of the emotions : integrating opera history into honors humanities 

  Weingart, Valerie (2018-05)

  The task of incorporating music into an Honors Humanities course can be daunting to anyone who is not a musician, for the language of music and music theory can seem incomprehensible to those unfamiliar with it. But, ...
• Post-truth rhetoric and its impact on the 2016 presidential election 

  Walker, Vincent (2018-05)

  It appears at first glance as though truth is no longer relevant in a post-2016 presidential election. Indeed, many indicators suggest that the candidates, the political system, and society itself are becoming less trustworthy ...
• Nexus : exploring friend group dynamics through screenplay 

  Tuchman, Courtney (2108-05)

  The most marvelously crafted screenplay in the world is nothing if casted with bland, flat characters. Group dynamics are some of the most challenging, yet most important realistic qualities a writer must capture in her ...
• Mathematically generated dance formations 

  Trepton, Lindsey (2018-05)

  Dance is seldom associated with mathematics. Yet, dance formations, the arrangement of the performers on stage, are based upon clever number manipulation. The primary factor of a formation is its number of performers. Once ...

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