Discussion centers on genetic ethics questions
Students from the University’s Master of Science in Genetic Counseling spoke on the ethics of testing.
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Speakers examine implications of mass incarceration at event
A panel of speakers drew upon personal experiences and research to critique mass incarceration in the U.S.
MLK event celebrates Black Girl Magic
The annual Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial celebrated Black womanhood and identity.
Scholar looks at female scientists’ role in RNA splicing discovery
Pnina Abir-Am is conducting a study into the lack of credit given to female scientists in the discovery of RNA splicing.
Students of color share stories from study abroad
A group of students of color discussed their experiences abroad in a talk on Friday afternoon.
Scholars discuss the trajectory of the United States after Trump’s election
Profs. Gordie Fellman (SOC) and Raj Sampath (HS) reflected on the election and looked toward the future on Thursday.
Liebowitz inaugurated
Ron Liebowitz was inaugurated as the University's ninth president on Thursday.
Schroeder reflects on role of women in politics
On Thursday, former congresswoman Pat Schroeder looked at the rise of women in American politics.
Author looks at the alienation and current status of the American right
Arlie Hochschild spoke about her research with the ideological bubble in the Louisiana bayou.
Impossible Burger CEO lectures on destructive tech
Pat Brown, CEO of Impossible Foods, lectured on the destructive nature of animal agriculture.
America’s obsession with liberty and justice is destroying BIPOC communities
HIV criminalization perpetuates intersecting forms of discrimination
National Employee Appreciation Day － Coming soon to a dining hall near you
Economist Simon Maxwell discusses climate compatible development
justBRIEFS: University cancels in-person Commencement, recognizes Juneteenth, increases COVID-19 capacities