Racial Surveillance Has a Long History TheHill.com Racial Surveillance Has a Long History Dorothy Roberts of the Law School and the School of Arts & Sciences and Jeffrey Vagle of the Law School pen an op-ed about the history of racial surveillance.
Let Pete Rose in the Baseball Hall of Fame, Keep Out Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens The New York Times Let Pete Rose in the Baseball Hall of Fame, Keep Out Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens Maurice Schweitzer of the Wharton School is the author of this op-ed on determining Hall of Fame ballplayers.
Cosby Charged in Case of Temple U Employee Inside Higher Ed Cosby Charged in Case of Temple U Employee Pennsylvania authorities in late December filed criminal charges of felony indecent assault against Bill Cosby in regard to an incident involving a former employee of Temple University.
Audio: Can Psychology Teach Us How to Stick to New Year’s Resolutions? National Public Radio Audio: Can Psychology Teach Us How to Stick to New Year’s Resolutions? Research from the Wharton School about New Year’s resolutions as “temporal landmarks” is cited.
15 Healthy Eating Tips for Weight Loss Consumer Reports 15 Healthy Eating Tips for Weight Loss Andrea Spivack of the Perelman School of Medicine offers advice on getting healthy in the new year.
China Grants Courts Greater Autonomy on Limited Matters The New York Times China Grants Courts Greater Autonomy on Limited Matters Neysun Mahboubi of the School of Arts and Sciences is quote on efforts at ‘stability maintenance” and the Chinese court system.
Can Science Predict Political Turmoil? Huffington Post Can Science Predict Political Turmoil? Jonathan Moreno of the School of Arts & Sciences and the Perelman School of Medicine writes about the connection between science and predicting political turmoil.
College Football, Parties and Rape Inside Higher Ed College Football, Parties and Rape On the days that big-time college football teams play, the campus and local police departments of institutions playing see a notable increase in reports of rapes of college-age women, a new national study has found.
In Defense of ‘Slacktivism’ Chronicle of Higher Education In Defense of ‘Slacktivism’ Sandra González-Bailón of the Annenberg School for Communication is interviewed about slacktivism and its discontents.
Video: Don’t Worry, Stocks May Rise 10% This Year: Siegel CNBC Video: Don’t Worry, Stocks May Rise 10% This Year: Siegel Jeremy Siegel of the Wharton School talks about his predictions for the stock market in 2016.