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Dr Chip Small, an associate professor in the Saint Thomas departments of Biology and Earth, Environment, and Society, discusses nutrient cycling, composting, and making urban gardens sustainable.
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Mark's behind-the-scenes work makes it easy for you to find books, articles, music, audiobooks, and videos in the library.
Brooke Vetter, Assistant Professor of Biology, combines research and student partnership to better understand fish hearing and how noise impacts freshwater fish and their habitats
Drs. Lederle and Wharton-Beck discuss a class they co-teach that examines how urban transportation infrastructure has historically incluenced racial policies, using the Rondo Neighborhood (Saint Paul, MN) as a case study -- and explores how things can be done differently today.
Dr. Amy Nygaard shares how her interest in contemporary African artists led her to examine the connection between political unrest and grotesque aesthetics in the work of South African artist Jane Alexander
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