Shedding Light on Genetic Susceptibility to Cancer
In a Mendel Science Center Biology lab, tanks of iridescent zebrafish line the walls. They are not only beautiful to look at, but also model organisms for studies of vertebrate development and gene function. Villanova students working with Angela DiBenedetto, PhD, associate professor, Biology, are using zebrafish to uncover genetic factors that can contribute to the risk of developing cancer and other diseases.
Philosophy Major Jack Swick '20 Treks and Theorizes in Nepal
Human Rights Activist Alejandro Solalinde to Discuss Central American Refugee Crisis April 2
Villanova Philosophy Professor’s New Book May Change the Way People Think About Art
Villanova’s Center for Irish Studies hosts compelling cultural events this spring
21st Annual Villanova University Literary Festival Features Award-Winning Poet Claudia Rankine
Villanova Professor’s Book Portrays Decameron Author as Early Champion of Feminine Cultures
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