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Never To Fade, Yahya M. Chowdhury May 2026

Never To Fade, Yahya M. Chowdhury

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


The Golden Sheep, Adam Sana May 2026

The Golden Sheep, Adam Sana

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


Distant Memory, Nick Gillono May 2026

Distant Memory, Nick Gillono

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


There Is No Poetry., Alexander Recchia May 2026

There Is No Poetry., Alexander Recchia

The Prairie Light Review

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I'Ll Be Home Soon, Angel Gamardo May 2026

I'Ll Be Home Soon, Angel Gamardo

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


To Whom It May Concern: A Story In Two Parts, Derek Detzler May 2026

To Whom It May Concern: A Story In Two Parts, Derek Detzler

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


Spin Cycle, Joseph Musielski May 2026

Spin Cycle, Joseph Musielski

The Prairie Light Review

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Bee On Stem, Marita Blanken May 2026

Bee On Stem, Marita Blanken

The Prairie Light Review

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Bicycle Ride, Jason C. Nelson May 2026

Bicycle Ride, Jason C. Nelson

The Prairie Light Review

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The House That Built Me, Jesse Hernandez May 2026

The House That Built Me, Jesse Hernandez

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


Let Me In, Diego Torres May 2026

Let Me In, Diego Torres

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


Anxiety, Michelle Smola May 2026

Anxiety, Michelle Smola

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


Twelve Years Ago, C.J. Morris May 2026

Twelve Years Ago, C.J. Morris

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


Bottling Up Emotions, Matthew Sioson May 2026

Bottling Up Emotions, Matthew Sioson

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


Sovereign Stone, Dhanvi Khandal May 2026

Sovereign Stone, Dhanvi Khandal

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


Am I Not My Own Master?, Tom Tipton May 2026

Am I Not My Own Master?, Tom Tipton

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


Mansplaining At The Ihop, Catherine Keating May 2026

Mansplaining At The Ihop, Catherine Keating

The Prairie Light Review

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Unseen Magic, Tricia Goodman May 2026

Unseen Magic, Tricia Goodman

The Prairie Light Review

No abstract provided.


Cathedral Of Golden Hope, - Spider May 2026

Cathedral Of Golden Hope, - Spider

The Prairie Light Review

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Amber Afternoon, Helen Read May 2026

Amber Afternoon, Helen Read

The Prairie Light Review

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Blossom, Alyssa Cordero May 2026

Blossom, Alyssa Cordero

The Prairie Light Review

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Quality Control: A Process For Vendor Digitized Av Assets, Kathryn Reagan May 2026

Quality Control: A Process For Vendor Digitized Av Assets, Kathryn Reagan

Faculty & Staff Scholarship

This poster delineates the process of quality control for vendor digitized audio-visual assets from congressional collections and examines the significance of this practice for archives more broadly. The steps outlined include selecting items from the collection inventory, preparing and reboxing for digitization, and rehousing the original materials when they come back from the vendor. The creation of a quality control checklist and evaluation of each item is examined more closely.     Likewise, the poster quantifies the scale of this project; Given the size of political collections, the items were sent to a vendor to be digitized as part of an NHPRC …


The Log Cabin | Public Perception And Mediated Reality (1840 – 1980), Aspen M. Regan May 2026

The Log Cabin | Public Perception And Mediated Reality (1840 – 1980), Aspen M. Regan

Architecture Undergraduate Honors Theses

This capstone examines the evolution of the log cabin from 1840 to 1980. At its core, the project questions the legacy of the log cabin from its origins as simply being a traditional dwelling typology to its establishment as a cultural icon or rather, an enduring vessel that established the American Dream and ideals of self-reliance, freedom, and individualism deep within the heart of American culture.

Chapter One situates the log cabin historically and architecturally, defining the popular frontier dwelling as being a single-pen horizontal log constructed cabin. It then explores the cabin’s emergence as a cultural image through political …


Litmag 2026, University Of Missouri-St. Louis May 2026

Litmag 2026, University Of Missouri-St. Louis

Litmag

Litmag’s mission is to nurture the creativity of the students, staff, and alumni of UMSL by providing a space to showcase the diverse literary and artistic talent on our campus. We aim to provide an inclusive, professional and high-quality publication free of charge to UMSL and the local community.

Dear Reader, Welcome to UMSL’s 2026 issue of Litmag, Refractions! It has been an honor to serve as this edition’s Editor-in-Chief, especially with the staff that produced this issue. Each phase of this issue, from conception to actualization, provided our small team of editors many, many... many trials to overcome, and …


Implementation Brief Classroom Snapshots, Center On English Language Proficiency May 2026

Implementation Brief Classroom Snapshots, Center On English Language Proficiency

Resources

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Implementation Brief 1 Legal Obligations To Els, Center On English Language Proficiency May 2026

Implementation Brief 1 Legal Obligations To Els, Center On English Language Proficiency

Resources

No abstract provided.


The Library Papers (Vol. 1, Issue 6, May 2026), Wolf Law Library, William & Mary Law School May 2026

The Library Papers (Vol. 1, Issue 6, May 2026), Wolf Law Library, William & Mary Law School

Library Newsletter

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Nevis Digital Twin: Photogrammetry And Immersive Visualization Of Historical Sites, Alex Apffel, Huy Tran, Vuthea Chheang May 2026

Nevis Digital Twin: Photogrammetry And Immersive Visualization Of Historical Sites, Alex Apffel, Huy Tran, Vuthea Chheang

Faculty Research, Scholarly, and Creative Activity

In this work, we present a multimodal data acquisition workflow for the digital preservation and virtual reconstruction of at-risk historical sites in the island of Nevis. Facing threats from coastal erosion, rising sea levels, and aggressive vegetation, the archaeological heritage of Nevis requires documentation strategies that bridge the gap between high-cost professional surveying and consumer accessibility. Experimental test compared acquisition variables, specifically camera height (1 m vs. 3 m) and operator trajectory against highresolution control data. Moreover, we explore the virtual reconstruction between mesh reconstruction and 3D gaussian splatting to serve as different modalities for documentation. The resulting data is …


The Moral Influences On Non-Denominational Christian Students’ College Major Decision And Future Career Outlook, Makayla Frame May 2026

The Moral Influences On Non-Denominational Christian Students’ College Major Decision And Future Career Outlook, Makayla Frame

Honors Projects

This is an undergraduate research project for the Honors College. A qualitative research project in the form of case studies was conducted on the influence of Non-Denominational Christian morals and values on how college students decide college major and future career. Non-Denomination students in particular were chosen for this study because of the recent rise in popularity of the Non-Denominational belief in the US, especially among young adults.

The study outlines previous research on the Christian religion, the history of Non-Denominationality, and how typical college students decide their major. The conclusions of the study are that Non-Denominational Christian college students …


Odor Vs. Direction Prioritization In Shelter Navigation By The Whip Spider Phrynus Marginemaculatus, Aiden Barno, Daniel D. Wiegmann, Verner Peter Bingman, Sidney Tyler Ley May 2026

Odor Vs. Direction Prioritization In Shelter Navigation By The Whip Spider Phrynus Marginemaculatus, Aiden Barno, Daniel D. Wiegmann, Verner Peter Bingman, Sidney Tyler Ley

Honors Projects

Arthropod navigation is known to rely on a variety of multisensory strategies, yet the prioritization of these cues in whip spiders remains poorly understood. This study examined whether Phrynus marginemaculatus prioritizes olfactory cues or idioethic directional cues when the two cues directly conflict with one another. Twelve subjects were trained to associate a shelter with both a specific odor (geraniol or 1‑hexanol) and a consistent directional movement (left or right) from the release site. In a subsequent test trial, odor and direction were dissociated, and subjects’ time spent in front of each shelter was used to determine an association index …