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Join faculty members from the Department of Political Science and Policy Studies on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 4:15 p.m. to learn more about the 2020 general election results. Faculty will break down where things stand as votes are still being counted in the presidential election.

This update includes information about testing efforts this week on campus, insights into the increase in cases and how the university will support safe travel home by students for Thanksgiving.

Supported by funding from the Student Government Association, students will be able to have items from local retailers and grocery stores delivered to their on- and off-campus residences.

After learning that the fall semester would be unlike any other, the Traditions Council set out to create a safe experience that would engage students with the ���ϲ����� campus and community.

The ���ϲ����� graduate, who works as a producer and director for Rocky Mountain PBS, teamed with fellow ���ϲ����� alumni to create a public service announcement that provides a "symbolic journey through America's history of voting rights."

Up to 5,000 students will be tested this week in response to a surge of cases over the past several days.

The chair of the Journalism Department teamed with School of Communications faculty members Julie Lellis, Doug Kass and Brooks Fuller to produce an introductory media writing textbook specific to the needs of the school’s students.

Allocco’s article draws on more than a decade of ethnographic research and interviews with one Hindu family in South India to explore the hermeneutical issues – what Allocco calls “interpretive ambivalence” – that arise from narrative multiplicity.

The assistant professor of marketing received “Best Paper Award in Marketing Strategy track” and “Overall Best Conference Paper Award.”