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Linda Waite

In the News COVID-19

CNN: Breaking up in Covid-19 times has new woes, Prof. Linda Waite discusses the social and relational impact of the pandemic

October 22, 2020
Marynia Kolak

In the News COVID-19 Election2020

Politico: What our experts would ask Biden and Trump, Marynia Kolak (Asst. Director of Health Informatics @ CSDS) shares what she would ask in the debate

October 15, 2020
Simon Mongey

In the News Economics COVID-19

AJC - Front-line workers this Labor Day: essential, but not secure, Asst. Prof Simon Mongey discusses Covid-19 job losses and the communities most impacted by them

September 25, 2020
Kenneth Pomeranz

In the News COVID-19

Salon: After U.S. economy's most disastrous quarter on record, what lies ahead? Prof. Kenneth Pomeranz discusses the Covid-19 crisis and its economic impact on young people

September 25, 2020
William Howell

In the News COVID-19

ABC News: Crowds are gathering in many states despite coronavirus, and mixed messaging may be to blame: Experts, Prof. William Howell discusses the repercussions of mixed messaging on Covid-19 and social distancing

September 25, 2020
Ada Palmer

In the News COVID-19 History

FOX32: Lessons to be learned from the 'Black Death' during the age of COVID-19, Assoc. Prof. Ada Palmer discusses takeaways from plagues of the past

June 23, 2020
Dali Yang

In the News COVID-19 Political Science

Beijing Review: China-U.S. collaboration holds key to post-pandemic business recovery, Prof. Dali Yang responds to Covid-19's impact on U.S.-Chinese economic partnerships

June 22, 2020
Casey Mulligan

In the News Economics COVID-19

The Hill: We must learn from the shutdown mistake, data from Prof. Casey Mulligan estimates daily cumulative costs of pandemic have been $1.3 trillion in total

June 15, 2020
Kate Cagney

In the News COVID-19 Sociology

NPR: 'We All Feel At Risk': 100,000 People Dead From COVID-19 In The U.S., Prof. Kate Cagney discusses socioeconomic factors affecting the deadliness of COVID-19

May 28, 2020
Michael Greenstone

In the News COVID-19 Economics

The Hill: COVID-19 reveals how economists sometimes forget economics, Study from Prof. Michael Greenstone finds that the economic value of saving roughly 1.7 million lives is $8 trillion, or almost one-third of U.S. GDP

May 27, 2020