Time.com

A New Era of Protest Is Energizing Historically Black Colleges and Universities. But There Are Challenges

Marybeth Gasman of the Graduate School of Education said that freshman enrollment at HBCUs is up 40 percent. The surge is in part attributed to increasingly visible incidents of racism throughout the nation.

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  • Knowledge by the slice: follow the carbon

    Sociology professor Daniel Aldana Cohen calls for a more nuanced, modern view on energy consumption when discussing factors in climate change.

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  • Lowering drug prices: will the cost outweigh the cure?

    Experts at Wharton and Drexel analyze whether lowered prescription drug costs will be damaging to future drug research and manufacturing, and what is more important in the short and long-term for patients. 

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    • The Washington Post

    Stay in School or Get Married? In 1965, the President’s Daughter Had to Choose.

    Julie Fairman of the School of Nursing contextualized mid-century demands on aspiring nurses to remain unmarried.

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    Fewer Northern Irish Would Opt for Brexit in New Poll, Study Finds

    Brendan O’Leary of the School of Arts and Sciences authored a report on the consequences of Brexit. “Our results show that if there was another referendum, people in Northern Ireland would vote more strongly to remain in the EU,” said O’Leary.

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    On Point with Tom Ashbrook (WBUR-FM)

    Audio: Behind Trump’s Demand for a DOJ Investigation

    The Law School’s Claire Finkelstein discussed the administration’s claims that the FBI spied on the presidential campaign.

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    Buccaneers.com

    5 Things to Know: WR Justin Watson

    The Buccaneers' new wide receiver comes with an impressive and inspiring fact sheet.

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