Daidone, Lidster Expand Linguistic Research
Two World Languages & Cultures faculty are using a grant from the Polish government to collaborate with other researchers on studies of Polish...
CHSSA Research & Innovation News
Welcome to the College of Humanities, Social Sciences, & the Arts (CHSSA) Research & Innovation News.
Recent Posts
Castagno Revisits Grand Opera House
Paul Castagno talks about his research on the Grand Opera House in Mississippi after revisiting the venue on the 20th anniversary of its landmark...
Studying the Human Impact of Digital Design
Associate Professor of English Edzordzi Agbozo talks about his research at the intersection of technology, health care and communication.
Ancient DNA Lab Uncovers Clues About the Past
The new Rogers Ancient DNA Laboratory on UNCW's campus opens the door to sensitive sequencing of ancient DNA samples and key archaeological...
Fried Fruit: A Window into Wilmington's Experimental Art Scene
The Fried Fruit Art Space, a glass-fronted cargo container in Wilmington, bridges UNCW and the local arts community. Started by Assistant Professor...
Hudson Adds to Historic Narrative Through Roman Pottery
Nicholas Hudson, professor of art history, talks about the latest progress in his research on Roman pottery at the Athenian Agora.
Cathorall, Daidone Receive Fulbright Awards
Michelle Cathorall has received a U.S. Scholar Fulbright Award and Danielle Daidone has received a Fulbright postdoctoral fellowship.
Daidone Wins Fulbright Research Award
Associate professor of Spanish and linguistics Dr. Danielle Daidone has been chosen for a Fulbright Postdoctoral Research Award, through which...
Waity Selected as RTI University Scholar
Jill Waity, professor of sociology and chair of the UNCW Department of Sociology and Criminology, has been selected as one of four 2024-2025 RTI...
UNCW's Research Report Earns An A
For the 2023-24 fiscal year, the university reports a record in new awards, exceeding $33 million.
2024 Rising Research Award Winners
Congratulations to CHSSA’s 2024 Rising Research Award Winners, Danielle Daidone, World Languages and Cultures and Julia Morris, International...