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Americans' Activity Levels
Americans are not very good at determining how active they are. In today's Academic Minute, the University of Southern California's...
The Politics of Red and Blue
How long have Republicans been red and Democrats blue? In today's Academic Minute, Yale University's David Kastan determines that it...
Students Should March and Then Run
What happens after the students stop marching? In today's Academic Minute, part two of our student protest series, Villanova University's...
Are Mass Shootings This Generation’s Vietnam War?
There’s been an increase in student activism after recent mass shootings. In today's Academic Minute, Part 1 of our student...
Teaching Students About Mental Illness in Vietnam
Mental health is a big news topic in the U.S., but not in every country. In today's Academic Minute, San...
Employers and Sexual Misconduct
Employers can rely too much on law enforcement to handle employees accused of misconduct. In today's Academic Minute, the University...
How Many Toes Do Horses Have?
Horses' anatomy might need a rewrite. In today's Academic Minute, New York Institute of Technology's Nikos Solounias examines whether horses...
Communicating Effectively Across Cultural Differences
Communication between doctors and patients is key. In today's Academic Minute, part of Purdue University Week, Christi Masters says one...