AI is supercharging Gen Z workers — if they can land a job The Washington Post AI is supercharging Gen Z workers — if they can land a job Ethan Mollick of the Wharton School says that young workers might miss the chance to learn how senior colleagues think through problems by instead asking an AI chatbot.
The business of balance Columbia Journalism Review The business of balance Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg Public Policy Center discusses news sources and biases.
Air pollution has been tied to Alzheimer’s disease. Here’s what you need to know The Independent Air pollution has been tied to Alzheimer’s disease. Here’s what you need to know Research by Edward Lee of the Perelman School of Medicine and colleagues finds that exposure to air pollution is worsening the cognitive decline of patients with Alzheimer’s disease.
Winning the battle against yourself “Hidden Brain,” National Public Radio Winning the battle against yourself Emily Falk of the Annenberg School for Communication discusses why human minds often conspire against their own best interests and how they can regain control.
Can $500 a month help Pierce County families long-term? Here’s what happened Tacoma News Tribune Can $500 a month help Pierce County families long-term? Here’s what happened The Center for Guaranteed Income Research of the School of Social Policy & Practice partnered with the City of Tacoma and Mayors for a Guaranteed Income to study the impact of monthly cash payments on low-income families.
What it means to be a pregnant Black woman in this country: A conversation Philadelphia Inquirer What it means to be a pregnant Black woman in this country: A conversation Samuelle A.S. Delcy and Kobe Abney, doctoral candidates in the Perelman School of Medicine, write that Black women face disproportionate burdens during pregnancy.
Blue-collar work is attracting younger generations Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Blue-collar work is attracting younger generations Steve Viscelli from the School of Arts & Sciences comments on the appeal to young workers of working with your hands instead of being behind a desk.
The silent killer increases your risk of stroke and dementia. Here’s how to control it NPR The silent killer increases your risk of stroke and dementia. Here’s how to control it Jordana Cohen of the Perelman School of Medicine comments on the health dangers of hypertension.
KlimaKover pavilion demonstrates "low-energy cooling" for outdoor heat relief Dezeen KlimaKover pavilion demonstrates "low-energy cooling" for outdoor heat relief The Thermal Architecture Lab from the Weitzman School of Design installed a modular pavilion on Governors Island in New York that radiates cool air for an air conditioning alternative in public spaces.
In a tough job market for new workers, networking and adaptability can make a difference Philadelphia Inquirer In a tough job market for new workers, networking and adaptability can make a difference Peter Cappelli of the Wharton School says people going through a prolonged search for a job should not necessarily assume the reason it is taking so long is about them.