A Pandemic Resource: Nursing Students
A Hunter College nursing student laments that she and her fellow nursing students weren't allowed to help out in healthcare settings during the pandemic. Read more ›
The Pandemic’s Massive Impact on CUNY Students
A survey found 81% of CUNY students experienced a loss of household income as the pandemic started and half worried about losing housing. Read more ›
The History of Vanilla, Around the World, Across the Centuries
A new book looks at the history of vanilla, from its use and cultivation in ancient cultures in Central America to its modern ubiquity as a flavor and scent. Read more ›
When Clients Pass Away, Home Health Aides Could Use Support
When a patient passes away, it can have a profound emotional impact on home healthcare aides, but there are few supports in place to help them. Read more ›
Teeth Prove Our Primate Ancestors Lived Alongside Dinosaurs
A new study explains why fossilized teeth provide proof that our primate ancestors lived alongside dinosaurs. Read more ›
Are You Paying Attention on Zoom? Eye Movements Can Give You Away
New research shows that tracking eye movements in remote learning situations reveal whether students are paying attention and can even predict test scores. Read more ›
Neighborhood and Father’s Ethnicity Can Influence Birth Outcomes
A new study finds that the ethnicity of fathers and the neighborhoods where mothers live can be factors in birth outcomes. Read more ›
COVID Risk Driven by Pre-Existing Economic and Social Conditions
What drove high COVID-19 infection rates? Pre-existing economic and social conditions like crowded housing, long commutes and in-person jobs. Read more ›
Using COVID Vaccine Data to Teach Statistics
A LaGuardia Community College professor is using data from COVID-19 vaccine trials to teach students about statistics. Read more ›