Why Does My Jaw Hurt? 4 Odd Symptoms Women Over 40 Shouldn't Ignore Today Why Does My Jaw Hurt? 4 Odd Symptoms Women Over 40 Shouldn't Ignore Ilene Rosen at the Perelman School of Medicine is quoted on her studies of obstructive sleep apnea in women.
The Federal Reserve System The Economist The Federal Reserve System Peter Conti-Brown of the Wharton School comments on the regional impact on the Federal Reserve and on raised interest rates.
The Value of Our Daughters Inside Higher Ed The Value of Our Daughters Marybeth Gasman of the Graduate School of Education writes about a Stanford University sexual assault case and issues about gender, class and race.
The Secret Washington Battle Determining Drug Prices Huffington Post The Secret Washington Battle Determining Drug Prices Ezekiel J. Emanuel of the Wharton School and the School of Medicine writes about drug-pricing policies.
Cuts Questioned at U of Chicago Inside Higher Ed Cuts Questioned at U of Chicago Budget cuts are drawing protests at the University of Chicago amid worries academic departments are being asked to pay for a past construction boom -- and faculty members fear that their historical influence on major decisions is being diminished.
Granite ‘Stumps’ on Mount Royal Run Counter to Park Designer's Vision: Experts Montreal Gazette Granite ‘Stumps’ on Mount Royal Run Counter to Park Designer's Vision: Experts Witold Rybczynski of the School of Design comments on the history of placing statues and art objects in parks.
Service Robots Are Coming to Help Us Phys.org Service Robots Are Coming to Help Us Mark Yim of the School of Engineering and Applied Science is quoted on how robots can be commercially viable.
$1,300 to Take One Test? Med Students are Fed Up The Washington Post $1,300 to Take One Test? Med Students are Fed Up Before heading out into the field, U.S. medical students must prove they can translate years of training into actual patient care. They have long had to pass a series of time consuming, arduous exams that judge their grasp of the concepts and practices central to being a doctor.
Finding Ways to Keep Patients at Home The New York Times Finding Ways to Keep Patients at Home David Casarett of the Perelman School of Medicine writes about keeping the elderly in their homes near the end of life.
Measuring Inclusivity Inside Higher Ed Measuring Inclusivity Across the country, many colleges are making the same promises: we will do more to support our minority students. We care deeply about diversity. We are committed to an inclusive campus.