• Refining the Soul: The Pilgrimage of Caritas in the Romances of Chrétien de Troyes 

  Zdansky, Hannah (2021-05-24)

  My thesis explores the relationship between twelfth-century theology and courtly romance. I specifically look at the connections between St. Bernard of Clairvaux’s treatise De diligendo Deo (On Loving God) (c. 1126) and ...

• Fences 

  Loop, Caroline Jane (2021-05-21)

  The Southern Gothic literary tradition captures a region haunted by a legacy of civil strife. The genre has become not just a hallmark of American literature but also a tradition which explores human nature as a whole. ...

• A Conceptualization of Sufjan Stevens’s Bereavement Process as Seen in his Album, Carrie, and Lowell Through Several Contemporary Mechanisms for Grief and Bereavement 

  Picker, Jake (2021-05-21)

  Sufjan Stevens is a singer-songwriter with a very complicated relationship with his mother, Carrie. She struggled with mental illness and substance dependency and eventually left Sufjan and the rest of her family when he ...

• Multiple Early-life Seizures Alter Neonatal Communicative Behavior in Fmr1 Knockout Mice 

  Nguyen, Phuoc (2021-05-21)

  Fragile X syndrome (FXS) is the leading monogenic cause of intellectual disability and a significant contributor to Autism spectrum disorder. In addition to autistic-like phenotypes, individuals with FXS are subject ...

• From Intervention, To Insurgency, To Peace: How the Roman Approach to Interacting with the Tribes in Iberia Almost Lost the Province 

  Landess, Augustine (2021-05-21)

  This thesis looks at Roman Spain, from the initial intervention against the Carthaginians during the Punic Wars in the mid-third century BC to the rebellion of Sertorius in the first. It attempts to answer the question ...

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