How Do Astronomers Find Black Holes? They Look at the Space Gas!
A new study dives into the ways astronomers find and study black holes, despite their mysterious ways. Read more ›
An Uncommon Phenomenon: When Men Teach Kindergarten and Pre-K
A two-year study examined the experiences of men who are early childhood educators. Read more ›
Memorial Museums: Trauma on Display
A new book examines how many communities — be they groups or countries — work through staggering events like 9/11 by building museums to parse through them. Read more ›
SNAPSHOT: College Writing
Many students begin at two-year community colleges and transfer to four-year senior colleges. How prepared are they? Read more ›
Off-Site Performance: Challenging Traditional Notions of Theater
A new book explores the concept of "off-site" performances, which blur the lines between theater and art, fiction and reality, actor and audience, and time and space. Read more ›
College Students with Young Kids Twice As Likely to Drop Out
Research shows that student-parents have difficulty completing their degree programs due to a lack of time, but a new study investigates the specifics behind that dearth. Read more ›
One Woman’s Gender Revolution in 17th-Century France
Anne Marie Louise d'Orléans was the wealthiest unmarried woman of her time. How did she overcome the constraints of her day and, at the same time, affirm her social identity? Read more ›