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Conor Friedersdorf of ‘The Atlantic’
Conor Friedersdorf, staff writer for The Atlantic, discusses what the aftermath of the Israel-Hamas conflict says about how campus politics have changed.
Can Little Ponds Fight Big Floods?
Fighting floods is becoming a pressing issue. In today’s Academic Minute, the University of Iowa’s Riley Post determines one way to do so.
There’s No Place Like Home—at the Airport?
The airport is a place to get in and out of as quickly as possible. But what about for the unhoused? In today’s Academic Minute, the University of Dayton’s Janet R. Bednarek explores the airport as home.
Aromatherapy and Substance Use Disorder
A simple way to help opioid use disorder patients may be at hand. In today’s Academic Minute, West Virginia University’s Marian Reven discusses how.
Weekly Wisdom | Interview with Rio Salado College President Kate Smith
Get inspired by this incredible conversation about leadership with Rio Salado College President Kate Smith
Learning From Central Park’s History
Green space in cities is limited, so how do we make the land work for everyone? In today’s Academic Minute, the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s Dawn Biehler suggests a good first step.
Sea Urchins Can’t Get a Grip on Climate Change
Climate change will affect everything, even the smallest creatures. In today’s Academic Minute, Syracuse University’s Austin M. Garner discusses the impact on one such being.
Using Light to Analyze Plants
Light can help us in a variety of ways that are still being determined. In today’s Academic Minute, Harvey Mudd College’s Joshua Brake looks inside plants to find one.