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By Yuliya Shyrokonis Despite a global pandemic, protestors across the United States took to the streets last summer to condemn

By Kyle G. Southern, Ph.D. and Charles H. F. Davis III, Ph.D. Today, more than 44 million Americans owe more

By Sarah Javaid As the first wave of people receive the COVID-19 vaccine, pregnant women—not included in clinical vaccine trials

By Yuliya Shyrokonis There are nearly 2.3 million people incarcerated in the United States—more per capita than any other country

By: Shounak Bagchi and Eli Reilly Since March, experts have speculated wildly about the pandemic’s effects on urban life. Many

By: Sophie Hart As the 2020 election bears down in the midst of a global pandemic, the precarity of our

By: Emmanuel Akinbobola and Akinbodunde Akinbobola To secure the frontline against climate change, humanity needs to seriously confront increasing carbon

Professor John Ciorciari applies his regional expertise to foreign policy and humanitarian challenges facing Southeast Asia. Professor John Ciorciari is

By J’Taime Lyons Fifteen years ago, it was possible for male and female lawyers to graduate from the University of