Paper explores how the violence, size, location, and duration of protests affects democratic progress.

Paper discusses the ways in which the play Hamlet frames homosocial relationships, arguing that the homosocial relationship of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern serves as a counterpoint to the Neo-Platonic friendship represented by Horatio.

Paper examines and contrasts the cultural legacy of the Mississippi and Meander rivers.

Paper examines the development of pornography and the literary characteristics of pornographic novels in eighteenth-century France, as well as the publication, sales, and censorship thereof.

Undergraduate research thesis studying nanoparticles as a therapeutic approach in cancer-targeting drugs and their effects on mammals. The author hypothesizes that nanoparticles can make cancer-targeting drugs more effective. This thesis also includes the PowerPoint slides presented at UNT Scholar's Day.

Paper investigates the effect of colonial legacy on brutality seen during post-colonial civil wars.

Undergraduate thesis exploring how the economic collapse of Zimbabwe from 2000 to 2009 has been expressed in literature by Zimbabwean writers. It seeks to establish a connection between the strong-government controls of information in the media and the politicized nature of fiction during this period. It examines the nationalist narrative created by the Zimbabwean government and shows how the works of fiction of writers like Brian Chikwava and Petina Gappah have undermined this narrative by revealing parallel narratives that reveal the spin the government has put on society.

Paper explores the effects of third-party interventions in modern civil wars, and analyzes the varying effects of strong verses weak interventions.

Paper discusses issues of sexism and anti-feminist sentiment in the modern organized skepticism movement.

Introduction to the 2013 edition of The Eagle Feather, written by editor-in-chief Gloria Cox and editor Susan Eve.

Introduction to the special section featuring the joint proceedings of the University of North Texas Department of Political Science National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates and the American Political Science Association Undergraduate Research Fellows Program in the 2013 edition of The Eagle Feather.

Undergraduate thesis examining the relationship between religious beliefs and an antisocial behavior outcome (revenge-seeking behaviors). The researchers hypothesized that those who are religiously committed would be less likely to act in an antisocial manner by declining the opportunity to take revenge against an ostensible offender.

Paper analyzes the roles that the White House Chief of Staff plays and how effective they are in said roles.

Paper discusses servant leadership in the context of serving students who exhibited interest in publishing in The Eagle Feather journal.

Paper analyzes the correlation between the size of a peacekeeping force and the likelihood of peacekeeping failures.

Paper discusses research questioning if explicit instruction on sensory imagery, synonyms and antonyms, and onomatopoeia would increase imaginative creating writing in a third grade class.

Undergraduate thesis studying student debt decision-making skills. The lack of general knowledge among the student demographic is displayed considering several factors such as: confidence of making short and long-term financial decisions, attitude towards debt, categorical socioeconomics, attitude towards money, political self-efficacy, and political ideology. These nine factors are used to understand the metaphysics of debt using PLS and A priori power Data Analysis.

Paper analyzes the effectiveness of ClassDoJo in assisting third grade teachers with behavioral management.

Paper discusses the relationship between racism and social trust in Brazil.

Paper examines how and why the United States had difficulty accomplishing diplomatic goals under the Articles of Confederation.

Keynote address by the Honors College Dean Gloria Cox, encouraging university students to value their opportunities and continue in the pursuit of their goals.

Paper discussing Open Access and it's benefits for undergraduate researchers.

Paper explores the effect of foreign sponsorship on the likelihood of civil war reoccurance.

Undergraduate thesis that is a collection of short stories preceded by critical preface. The preface, which is divided into two sections, contextualizes the function and presence of the modular narrative. The first section explores the criticism of the form and the second section provides contextual examples of contemporary stories which more or less exhibit elements of the modular. This collection entitled "We Were Once All Gentle Creatures" employs the many conventions and elements of the modular story as means to show how the modular replicates the atemporal qualities of human experience.