Wildlife Crime Has Been Neglected. Here’s Why It Shouldn’t Be
Crime that harms wildlife is often deemed 'victimless,' but wildlife crime in fact poses profound threats to the environment and national security. Read more ›
When It Comes to Drug Deals, Environment Is Everything
A new study finds that the environment in which a person buys or sells drugs impacts how they act during the interaction. Read more ›
Alexander Hamilton: Founding Father, Economist … Climate Activist?
If Alexander Hamilton were in charge of the economy today, he'd be championing climate action, according to a new book Read more ›
Even Storefront Signs are Being Gentrified
Over the decades, store signage has changed drastically — and it has more to do with social class and gentrification than style. Read more ›
Understanding (and Stopping) the Illegal Coral Trade
A new study looks at the illegal trade in coral and offers some strategies for tamping it down and disrupting demand. Read more ›
LGBTQ Communities & the Criminal Justice System
A new book explores the relationship between LGBTQI+ communities and the criminal justice system — particularly the violence inflicted on the marginalized communities. Read more ›
Psychological Responses to Abuse Impact Mental Health Most, Study Finds
A new study tackles a long-debated psychological question: Does psychopathology emerge from a child’s objective experiences or the way they interpret them? Read more ›
You Can Thank This Man for the Brooklyn Bridge
A new biography of Brooklyn Bridge creator John Roebling is the first to be published in more than 50 years. Read more ›
Private Security and CCTV: The Ultimate Crime-Stopping Duo
A new study from Professor Eric Piza and Ph.D. student Amanda Thomas looks at the best personnel to use alongside CCTV surveillance in order to reduce crime. Read more ›