A Love Letter to Love
A book called "Hard to Love" challenges the idea that romantic relationships are the most important. Read more ›
How STEM Shapes the World
A new book, "Navigating the Maze," offers a guide to anyone interested in helping shape policy around science and tech issues. Read more ›
We’re Controlled by Technology. Only Team Human Can Save Us.
Robots, AI, and computers aren't just making things more efficient. They're taking over. Only 'Team Human' can take back humanity. Read more ›
Why Some Schools Are Reluctant to Address LGBTQ Issues
Despite a push for inclusivity in K-12 education, some school administrators have resisted professional development around LGBTQ issues. Read more ›
Habits May Not Always Be That Habitual
Do habits always lead to autopilot-type behavior, or do we remain goal-oriented when accomplishing a task? Read more ›
A Novel of 1990s San Francisco Looks Back on Era of AIDS and Loss
A novel by a City Tech professor tells the story of a young man struggling to make sense of his own identity amid the AIDS epidemic in San Francisco in the 1990s. Read more ›
Instead of Telling Women to Lean In, Teach Them How to Negotiate
It's not as catchy as "Lean in!" but learning to negotiate could be key in overcoming gender gaps and bias in the workplace. Read more ›
A Caveman Walks Into a Bar: Can Evolution Explain Humor?
Evolution explains many human traits. But what about humor? What purpose does that serve? Read more ›
Please Let Me Through: A Poet’s Airport Meditation
A political scientist's poem -- published in The New York Times -- contemplates airports as places filled with anxiety as well as adventure. Read more ›