The Record

Partisans view threats to election integrity differently

Even before they cast their votes, partisans of different stripes are poised to question the legitimacy of the election outcome — but for different reasons, according to The American Social Survey, sponsored by the university’s Weidenbaum Center.

University begins search for executive vice chancellor

A search committee comprising faculty and administrators will begin its work to identify candidates to succeed Henry S. Webber, who will transition to the newly created role of executive vice chancellor for civic affairs and strategic planning.

College students access eating disorders therapy via app

Studying college women with eating disorders, a School of Medicine-led team found that a phone-based app that delivers a form of cognitive behavioral therapy was an effective means of addressing specific disorders.

Consumers prefer ‘natural’ prevention options

New Olin Business School research suggests that if consumers view a vaccine more like a curative to the epidemic, rather than as a preventive for the self, they will be more receptive toward it.

Instructional specialists help with course design

Two new instructional specialists have joined Arts & Sciences, and they’re available to help faculty think about effective course design, especially in an era of virtual and hybrid teaching and learning.