Before COVID-19, Another Pandemic Upended the Art World: The 1918 Flu
An art history professor draws parallels between the art world during the 1918 flu pandemic and the state of the art world today, amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more ›
Health Care Workers with COVID-19 Face Dire Outcomes
New research has found that healthcare workers exposed to COVID-19 face poor outcomes due to inadequate income, health insurance, and sick leave. Read more ›
Fighting for the Right to Bargain and Unionize
A proposed rule by the National Labor Relations Board would deny tens of thousands of graduate assistants on the nation's private campuses the right to engage in collective action to improve their working conditions. Read more ›
The Politics of Classical Music in the 20th Century
Classical music may not be super popular in the U.S. today but, in the 20th century, it helped Americans define “patriotism, loyalty, democracy, freedom, tyranny and oppression.” Read more ›
Understanding How Same-Sex Couples Approach Open Relationships
In order to curtail the spread of HIV among queer men, researchers must understand how they approach casual relationships. Read more ›
Improving Maternal Care for Incarcerated Pregnant Women
A new study looks at attitudes about and stigma surrounding pregnant women in prison in an effort to improve maternal care for the group. Read more ›
Over 7 Million Americans Could Lose Health Insurance Amid COVID-19
Millions of people are expected to lose their health insurance as the COVID-19 health crisis causes job loss and upends the economy. Read more ›
Move Over 3D Printing! 4D Could Be On The Way
New research could lead to ways of creating synthetic molecules — which could usher in new medicines and biotechnology. Read more ›
‘Gentle Giants:’ The Secret Life of the Antillean Manatee
Ph.D. candidate Eric Ramos uses drones to study Antillean manatees in Belize — in a pair of studies that are sure to help researchers learn more about the subspecies. Read more ›