Studying the Lives of New York City Dogs at the Thinking Dog Center
At Hunter College's Thinking Dog Center, they study the lives and behavior of New York City dogs. Read more ›
A Jazz Musician’s ‘Hope,’ Inspired by Poet Langston Hughes
A Langston Hughes poem inspires a jazz album. Read more ›
Maybe Online Reviews Shouldn’t Be So Easy to Do
The speed and ease of leaving online reviews and star ratings isn't necessarily a good thing. Read more ›
PTSD Treatment For Active-Duty Military: The Dropout Problem
PTSD affects 11 to 20% of veterans, which makes early intervention critical. Rather than wait until they're discharged, many treatment centers promote care while military service members are still on active du Read more ›
Let’s Talk About Sex, Anxiety, and PrEP
A study finds that taking PrEP, the daily pill that prevents HIV transmission, has psychological benefits. Read more ›
Skateboard Injuries Are Down, But Skateboarding Didn’t Get Safer
A study looks at why fewer skateboarders are seeking treatment for injuries in hospitals. Read more ›
A Missionary in China Loses Her Religion And Is Reborn
A remarkable memoir tells the story of a woman serving as a Jehovah's Witness missionary in China who decides to leave her religion. 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 ›
Designing Nanomaterials to Help Fight Disease
Scientists have developed a new nanomaterial structure with the potential to someday perform drug delivery or help fight cancer. Read more ›