“It’s a Social Thing That Brings Us Together”: A Qualitative Study of Peer Influence and Substance Use in College
by Ethan Korn, Department of Sociology
Sexual Trauma in Black Diaspora Literature: Working through Collective Memory and Raising Awareness
by Natasha Dörr-Kapczynski, Department of Comparative Literature
An Analysis of the United States National WWII Memorial
by Sydney Thornton, Department of Anthropology, Department of Comparative Literature and Intercultural Studies, and the Office of Sustainability
Examining the Impacts of COVID-19 on Child Development
by Kat Tanaka, Department of Psychology
Transcarceration and Houselessness in Athens
by Casey Serrano, Department of Geography
A Modulation of a Different Kind: How Songs in the Key of Life Redefined the Canon
by Matthew Motley, Department of Musicology and Ethnomusicology
Mommy, Me, and We: Why Black Mothers Have Turned to Doulas
by Janessa Harris, Institute of Women’s Studies
A Home for Fear: Barbarian and the Horror of Male Privilege
by Meredith Eget, Departments of English, Spanish, and Women’s Studies
Drug Policy on New Psychotropic Substances (NPS) in the United States of America and the European Union
by Mallory Plunkett, College of Public Health
Majolica ware in the Italian Renaissance and Nicola Da Urbino’s Gonzaga Service
by Nyala Honda, Ceramics Department
Thanks to all of the graduate student editors and reviewers who made this issue possible. Thanks, too, to WIP intern Eden Gilley for her work on digital development and marketing for this issue.