The Spring 2026 Issue, 14.2


The Commodification of Personality

by Julia Finch
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Department of English

From “Saved” to Savior: How Women’s Agency Shapes International Interventions

by Bianca Orfila-Molinet
School of Public and International Affairs

Homing in on Solid Tumor Cancers with CAR-T Therapy

by Joanna Zhu
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and Division of Biological Sciences

Calypso and Calypsonian Storying: An Overview and Analysis of the Caribbean Genre

by Gus Weed
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Religion

Explainable Hybrid Framework for Fake News Detection using LLM-Augmented Reasoning

by Dedeepya Yarlagadda
Division of the School of Computing

Carlisle Floyd’s ‘Great American Opera’: The Importance of Susannah (1955) to the American Musical Canon

by Phoebe Feibus
Hugh Hodgson School of Music

You Are NOT the Father! Reproductive Inequality and the Future of Male Birth Control

by Jodie Stone
Hugh Hodgson School of Music, Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Division of Biological Sciences, and Institute for Women’s Studies

Puzzles for the Mere Difference View

by Ettesaf Rayan
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Philosophy

Rooting, Blooming, Blossom – Blooming, Blossom, Rotten

by Melyssa Munn
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Women’s and Gender Studies

A Quantitative Analysis of Photoluminescence in North American Mammals

by Briana J. Roberson
Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources

Promising but Not Conclusive: Psychedelic Treatment for Mental Health Disorders

by Emma Fitzgerald
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

The Ironic Implications of Bitonality on the Ursatz In Clara Schumann’s Fugue Op. 16 no. 2

by Madeline A. Finn
Hugh Hodgson School of Music

Méringue: An Analysis of the Dance Genre and Its Storytelling of the Political and Social History of Haiti

by Kaitlyn Hartman
Mary Frances Early College of Education

Meritocracy: Preached and Practiced in Three Kingdoms

by Mary Palmer
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Commitment Issues? There’s more science to it than you think.

by Naimisha Kodali
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Genetics

Transition Metal-Based Anticancer Agents: A Review Discussing Platinum- and Ruthenium-Based Drugs

by Alison Mooney
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Chemistry

The Power of A Name

by Aarya Merchant
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Institute for Women’s and Gender Studies

The Intangible Bounds of Cognition: Adams and Aizawa Draw the Line

by Hayden Lamar
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Philosophy

The Politics of Museums: Who Owns Egyptian Antiquities?

by Taylee Holland
Franklin College of Arts and Sciences



Promoting Agrivoltaics Through Law and Policy: A VIPR Literary Review and Proposal

by Katie Leslie
SPIA and Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Enhancing 3-D Reconstruction Using Multi-Objective Loss Functions in Neural Radiance Fields for Broad-scale Outdoor Scenes

by Cameron Halaby, Agni Athreya, Kavya Mohan, Lia Mathews, and Cullen Owens
University of Georgia Small Satellite Research Laboratory

Perennial Peanut ‘Cowboy’ Shows Potential for Agrivoltaic Integration

by Melanie Frick
Odum School of Ecology