Science Has Come Up with a Way to Measure Cultural Preferences December 1, 2020 Society STEM | The Graduate Center "Cultural analytics" is the use of computational analysis and pattern visualization to measure, comprehend, and compare cultural preferences, styles, behaviors, and artifacts. Read more ›
Could Fewer ‘Remedial’ Math Classes Lead to More Success? November 30, 2020 Society STEM | Guttman Community College New research shows that remedial math classes may actually hinder student progress. Read more ›
COVID-19 Vaccines Are on the Way — But Will People Get Them? November 25, 2020 Society STEM | Graduate School of Public Health & Health Policy A new study looks at how willing the public would be to get a COVID vaccine. It turns out trust in the government has a lot to do with it. Read more ›
When It Comes to Drug Deals, Environment Is Everything November 24, 2020 Society | John Jay College of Criminal Justice, The Graduate Center A new study finds that the environment in which a person buys or sells drugs impacts how they act during the interaction. Read more ›
Meet the Journalist Taking on Big Business in New York November 23, 2020 Society | Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism Professor Greg David covers business and economy in New York for "The City." Read more ›
Is Toni Morrison’s Masterpiece ‘Beloved’ a Call for Reparations? November 20, 2020 Arts | Kingsborough Community College A new book by Kingsborough Community College Prof. Maureen Fadem explores Toni Morrison's "Beloved" as a clarion call for reparations. Read more ›
