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Kathleen Belew

In the News Faculty History

Mother Jones - Militias Still Have a Safe Space on YouTube; Asst. Prof. Kathleen Belew discusses domestic extremism on the video streaming platform

May 13, 2022
Gerald Rosenberg

In the News Faculty Political Science

The Week - Medication is already widely used in terminating pregnancies; Article quotes Assoc. Prof. Emeritus Gerald Rosenberg on the legality of abortion pills

May 13, 2022
Terra Edwards

In the News Faculty

New Yorker - DeafBlind Communities May Be Creating A New Language of Touch; Article discusses Asst. Prof. Terra Edwards' work with the Protactile language in the DeafBlind community

May 13, 2022
Gerald Rosenberg

In the News Faculty Political Science

CBC - The future of the U.S. abortion battle: Think pills, not clinics; Assoc. Prof. Emeritus Gerald Rosenberg discusses the lack of ability states might have in policing abortion pills

May 11, 2022
Wilma Bainbridge

In the News Faculty Psychology

Medical News Today - The mind's eye: Pupil size may be an indicator of aphantasia; Asst. Prof. Wilma Bainbridge comments on study connecting pupil size to an inability for visual imagination

May 13, 2022
Marco Garrido

In the News Faculty Sociology

Washington Post - Marcos family once ousted by uprising wins Phillippines vote in landslide; Assoc. Prof. Marco Garrido comments on what led to Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s presidential win in the Phillippines

May 10, 2022
Fernando Alvarez

In the News Faculty Economics

NewScientist - Will bitcoin succeed in the Central African Republic? Probably not; Article cites study from Prof. Fernando Alvarez on bitcoin usage in El Salvador

May 10, 2022
Amy Dru Stanley

In the News Faculty History

The Globe and Mail - The call for Congress to codify Roe v. Wade may be more rallying cry than legal reality; Prof. Amy Dru Stanley discusses polarization surrounding the abortion debate in American politics

May 10, 2022
Gabriel Winant

In the News Faculty History

NYT - When Health Care Workers Are Protected, Patients Are, Too; Asst. Prof. Gabriel Winant authors op-ed on support for American health care workers and labor movements

May 9, 2022
Faith Hillis

In the News History Faculty

WBUR - What Victory Day means to Russians and what to watch for this year, as Putin wages war in Ukraine; Prof. Faith Hillis comments on significance of Victory Day in Russia

May 6, 2022