Megan Ferry, professor of Chinese, and Jenelle Troxell, asscoaite professor of English, co-authored an article, “Anna May Wong's Bilingual Medical Modernity in King of Chinatown,” which was published in Synapsis: A Health Humanities Journal.

Chad Orzel, the R. Gordon Gould Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy and chair of the department, explains how atomic clocks keep our modern world running, from GPS satellites and smartphones to the technology we depend on every day, for America at 250: Due Diligence.

Orzel also talked about quantum teleportation for the BBC’s Unexpected Elements program.

Zoe Oxley, the William D. Williams Professor of Political Science, co-authored the 5th edition of Public Opinion: Democratic Ideals, Democratic Practice. The text explores American public opinion through the lenses of democratic political theory and empirical research, providing a comprehensive overview of the sources, content and importance of the public's political opinions.

Bunkong Tuon, professor of English, recently published several poems in the Fall 2026 issue of Chiron Review. Tuon dedicated one of his poems, “At the Station,” to Jordan Smith, emeritus professor of English. Tuon also contributed a personal essay to the anthology Migrating Craft: The Art and Practice of Contemporary U.S. Writers with Immigrant Roots.

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