Anne C. Campbell, “‘How do you give back to a community that doesn’t want you?’: International LGBTQIA + students transformative education and tumultuous returns” (International Education Management)
Chong-suk Han, “Addressing Racism in the Gayborhood” (Sociology)
Dylan Moglen and Alex Christodoulou, “Indigenous Perspectives on the Conflict-Environment Nexus” (Center for Conflict Studies)
James A. Lamson, Hanna Notte and Sarah Bidgood, “Employing Strategic Empathy to Address Adversaries’ Acquisition, Threat, and Use of Strategic Weapons: A Fresh Look at ‘Demand-Side Factors’” (James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies)
Anna Vasilieva, “Monterey Trialogue Initiative” (Initiative in Russian Studies)
Rebecca A. Mitchell, “Deconstructing the ‘Russian Idea’: Émigré Visions from Lenin to Putin” (History)
Alex Newhouse, “Investigating Online and Offline Intersections Between Militant Accelerationism and Great Power Relations” (Center on Terrorism, Extremism, and Counterterrorism)
Jennifer D. Ortegren, “We Live with Love for Each ‘Other’: How Muslim and Hindu Women Transform Conflict in Middle-Class India” (Religion)
Andrea E. Robbett and Peter Hans Matthews, “Meta-Perceptions, Trust, and the Transformation of Partisan Conflict” (Economics)
James Chase Sanchez, “In Loco Parentis” (Writing and Rhetoric)
