Sorry, You Probably Can’t Sleep Just 6 Hours a Night Huffington Post Sorry, You Probably Can’t Sleep Just 6 Hours a Night David Dinges of the Perelman School of Medicine is cited for his comments about how humans currently face “dissimilar and ‘perhaps more nagging stressors’ than our ancestors did” that affect our sleep patterns.
How Sunday Night Became the New Monday Morning Boston Globe How Sunday Night Became the New Monday Morning Stewart Friedman of the Wharton School is quoted on humans evolving with technology.
University of Mississippi Lowers State Flag With Confederate Symbol The New York Times University of Mississippi Lowers State Flag With Confederate Symbol The University of Mississippi lowered the state flag, which features the Confederate battle emblem, from a prominent place on campus early Monday, responding to growing calls from student leaders for its removal.
“Non-serious, Non-violent, Non-sexual”: Fixing Our Mass Incarceration Problem Means Getting Past the Easy Steps Salon.com “Non-serious, Non-violent, Non-sexual”: Fixing Our Mass Incarceration Problem Means Getting Past the Easy Steps Marie Gottschalk of the School of Arts & Sciences shares her thoughts on what is important in terms of criminal justice reform.
Presidential Debates Have Become Must-Watch Television Los Angeles Times Presidential Debates Have Become Must-Watch Television Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication is quoted on the entertainment and educational value of watching the U.S. presidential debates.
Can a New Coalition of Elite Schools Reshape College Admissions? The New York Times Can a New Coalition of Elite Schools Reshape College Admissions? Perhaps the college application process should be preceded by a trigger warning. For students, it’s the season of stress. Admissions deans aren’t so fond of it, either.
Celebrating the Health Care Innovator Award Winners Philadelphia Business Journal Celebrating the Health Care Innovator Award Winners Carl June of the Abramson Cancer Center is acknowledged for winning an award for innovation in medicine.
Study Cites Lower Standards in Law School Admissions The New York Times Study Cites Lower Standards in Law School Admissions As law schools across the country try to keep their classrooms full, many are admitting students with lesser qualifications, including those with a lower admissions test score — considered an important predictor of whether a graduate will earn the credentials to practice law.
Sperm Provide Next Generation With More Than Just DNA, Penn Study Finds Newsworks (WHYY-FM) Sperm Provide Next Generation With More Than Just DNA, Penn Study Finds Tracy Bale of the School of Veterinary Medicine and her team found that the microRNAs in mouse sperm go on to have a profound effect on the offspring's brain.
What You Do on Twitter Reveals How Much Money You Make The Washington Post What You Do on Twitter Reveals How Much Money You Make A study by Daniel Preotiuc-Pietro of the School of Arts & Sciences analyzed more than 10 million posts of 5,191 publicly available Twitter user profiles.