Year 2022

U.S. Academic News

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December 2022

Policy
  1. ［Policy]Texas bill would ban diversity offices at Public Colleges
    Higher Ed Dive, 12.19.22
  2. ［Policy]California’s antiquated higher education plan needs a serious overhaul
    CalMatters, 12.15.22
  3. ［Policy]FBI director defends investigations of Chinese academics in front of University Audience
    NBCNews.com, 12.02.22
  4. ［Policy]After tuition, books, and room and board, Colleges’ rising health fees hit a nerve
    California Healthline, 12.16.22
  5. ［Policy]A university chancellor apologized after mocking Asian languages in his speech
    NPR, 12.16.22
  6. ［Policy]California begins service program for college students
    The New York Times, 12.20.22
  7. ［Policy]’you freakin’ idiots’: Dave Ramsey just blasted US universities for promoting online gambling to students – and reaping millions in fees. why young people are the perfect prey
    Yahoo! Finance,12.18.22
  8. ［Policy]After three and a half weeks, new school strike ends with tentative agreement
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 12.11.22
  9. ［Policy]Chico State suspends professor after campus objects to settlement over his student affair
    EdSource, 12.09.22
  10. ［Policy]9 million student-loan borrowers got an email in November with the wrong subject line informing them their debt relief had been approved. corrections are coming
    Business Insider, 12.03.22
  11. ［Policy]Idaho universities release guidance on governor’s Tiktok Ban
    Idaho Statesman, 12.20.22
  12. ［Policy]When a prison closed, dozens of college dreams died with it.
    Open Campus,12.06.22
Education
  1. ［Education]Harvard appoints a black woman as president
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 12.15.22
  2. ［Education]154-year-old California University to close next year
    AP NEWS, 12.19.22
  3. ［Education]Faculty member issues dire warning to grad students about jobs
    Inside Higher Ed, 12.07.22
  4. ［Education]At this rate, faculty diversity will never reach parity
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 12.06.22
  5. ［Education] A sign that tuition is too high: Some colleges are slashing it in half
    The New York Times ,12.14.22
  6. ［Education]How ‘historic’ UC strikes could ignite a new labor movement in California
    San Francisco Chronicle, 12.13.22
  7. ［Education]Teaching experts are worried about chatgpt, but not for the reasons you think
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 12.13.22
  8. ［Education]College aid letters are misleading students and need a legal fix
    NPR, 12.05.22
  9. ［Education]Computer science students face a shrinking Big Tech Job Market
    The New York Times, 12.06.22
  10. ［Education]Higher ed is a public good. let’s fund it like One
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 12.08.22
  11. ［Education]Colleges’ expenses rose 5.2% in FY22, the biggest increase since 2001
    Higher Ed Dive,12.15.22
  12. ［Education] During UC strike, professors take learning outside of the classroom
    CalMatters, 12.19.22
  13. ［Education]Dissension brews among striking UC union members over Tentative Agreement
    Los Angeles Times, 12.18.22
  14. ［Education]UC Santa Barbara ‘Dormzilla’ housing plan is a safety threat without changes, report says
    Los Angeles Times, 12.20.22
  15. ［Education]A professor recounts what a tenure denial did to him
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 12.12.22
Research
  1. ［Research]’vaccinating’ frogs may or may not protect them against a pandemic ? but it does provide another option for conservation
    The Conversation, 12.16.22
  2. ［Research]Anti-cancer car-T therapy reengineers T cells to kill tumors ? and researchers are expanding the limited types of cancer it can target
    The Conversation, 12.15.22
  3. ［Research]12 incredible UC Research Breakthroughs in 2022
    University of California, 12.13.22
  4. ［Research]Is crop residue from corn a building material of the future? professor investigates ‘Corncrete’
    College of Health and Human Sciences, 12.16.22
  5. ［Research]Why fusion ignition is being hailed as a major breakthrough in fusion ? a nuclear physicist explains
    The Conversation, 12.13.22
  6. ［Research]Update: UC offering $80 million in research grants to fight climate change
    EdSource, 12.21.22
  7. ［Research] Frogs in space
    Stanford News, 12.14.22
  8. ［Research]New Compact Genome editors found in viruses
    Innovative Genomics Institute (IGI), 11.29.22
  9. ［Research] Exceptional fracture toughness of CrCoNi-based medium- and high-entropy …
    Science.org, 12.01.22
  10. ［Research]Stanford faculty weigh in on CHATGPT’s shake-up in Education
    Stanford Graduate School of Education, 12.20.22
  11. ［Research]When fishing boats go dark at sea, they’re often committing crimes ? we mapped where it happens
    The Conversation, 12.21.22
  12. ［Research]Engineering Health Through 3D Printing
    YouTube, 12.05.22
Others
  1. ［Others]I love higher education. it isn’t loving me back
    Jacobin, 12.13.22
  2. ［Others]This bay area county just became the nation’s first to prohibit criminal background checks on tenants
    San Francisco Chronicle, 12.20.22

November 2022

Policy
  1. ［Policy]UC’s striking workers do much of the actual teaching. here’s why a ‘livable wage’ is so elusive
    San Francisco Chronicle, 11.18.22
  2. ［Policy]Federal judge declares Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Unlawful
    Higher Ed Dive, 11.10.22
  3. ［Policy]Federal judge temporarily halts enforcement of Florida’s STOP WOKE act in public colleges
    Higher Ed Dive, 11.17.22
  4. ［Policy]What the election results mean for Higher Ed
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 11.09.22
  5. ［Policy]Why so many colleges have been resetting their tuition
    Higher Ed Dive, 11.08.22
  6. ［Policy]Influx of students from India drives US college enrollment up, but the number of students from China is down
    The Conversation, 11.15.22
  7. ［Policy]How royalties from the extraction of oil and gas are helping a Texas University
    NPR,11.07.22
  8. ［Policy]A conference says academic freedom is in danger. critics say the event is part of the problem
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 11.03.22
  9. ［Policy]Student loan forgiveness approval letters are going out. here’s what that means.
    CBS News, 11.23.22
  10. ［Policy]Opinion: The hard truths of the academic-labor crisis
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 11.17.22
  11. ［Policy]Are California’s Hispanic serving institutions living up to their name?
    CalMatters, 11.17.22
  12. ［Policy]Fears rise that UC strike could have long-lasting consequences on vaunted research, teaching
    Los Angeles Times,11.28.22
Education
  1. ［Education]The Incredible Shrinking Future of College
    Vox,11.21.22
  2. ［Education]The pandemic generation goes to college. it has not been easy
    The New York Times, 11.01.22
  3. ［Education]Colleges brace for more pregnant and parenting students
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 11.21.22
  4. ［Education]Yale and Harvard Law Schools withdraw from the U.S. News Rankings
    The New York Times, 11.16.22
  5. ［Education]How west coast universities, colleges grapple with ‘literal overheating’ of buildings amid recent heat wave
    USA Today, 11.03.22
  6. ［Education]More law schools reject U.S. News List, but publication pledges to keep ranking ‘regardless of whether schools agree’
    Higher Ed Dive, 11.18.22
  7. ［Education]How California’s housing crisis hurts college students
    CalMatters, 11.17.22
  8. ［Education]California’s Esports Powerhouse isn’t USC or UCLA. here’s a look at UC Irvine Esports
    Los Angeles Times, 11.01.22
Research
  1. ［Research]Overview
    ALS, 05.13.22
  2. ［Research]The cleanest drinking water is recycled
    Stanford University School of Engineering, 11.10.22
  3. ［Research]Under the Radar
    Berkeley Engineering, 11.18.2022
  4. ［Research]A better model for type 2 diabetes
    The UCSB Current, 11.15.22
  5. ［Research]Scientists discover five new species of black corals living thousands of feet below the ocean surface near the Great Barrier Reef
    The Conversation, 11.23.22
  6. ［Research]National Laboratories Launch Buildings Consortium leveraging benefits of thermal and electrochemical energy storage for all Americans
    News Center, 11.15.22
  7. ［Research]U.S. colleges talk green. but they have a dirty secret
    Reuters, 11.11.22
  8. ［Research]Researchers create novel device to measure nerve activity for treatment of sepsis, PTSD
    Today, 11.15.22
  9. ［Research]California lacks black doctors. here’s how the state can add more
    CalMatters, 11.01.22
  10. ［Research]Researchers develop drug to treat alzheimer’s disease in Down syndrome patients
    University of Arizona News, 11.17.22
Others
  1. ［Others]Why office buildings are still in trouble
    The New York Times, 11.17.22
  2. ［Others]Environmental justice has the White House’s attention, building on 40 years of struggle ? but California suggests new funding won’t immediately solve deeply entrenched problems
    The Conversation, 11.09.22
  3. ［Others]’blood in the water’: How twitter went from OK to crisis
    San Francisco Chronicle, 11.14.22
  4. ［Others]Remote work or not? how 4 bay area companies are tackling the post-pandemic Workplace
    San Francisco Chronicle, 11.07.22
  5. ［Others]Loss and damage: Who is responsible when climate change harms the world’s poorest countries?
    The Conversation, 11.02.22
  6. ［Others]The emerging science of ASMR (encore: The science of happiness podcast)
    Greater Good, 11.10.22

October 2022

Policy
  1. ［Policy]How desantis and Florida Republicans are Reshaping Higher Education
    POLITICO, 10.16.22
  2. ［Policy]Biden administration steps up protection against student loan forgiveness scams
    NPR, 10.05
  3. ［Policy]Utah’s governor wants a tuition freeze. is that the best way to curb college costs?
    Deseret News, 10.25.22
  4. ［Policy]State funds free rent for 25 homeless college students
    oregonlive, 10.27.22
  5. ［Policy]The University of Oregon will cover tuition and fees for in-state indigenous students from any federally recognized tribe
    CNN. 10.16.22
  6. ［Policy]The return of college as a common good
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 10.04.22
  7. ［Policy] Supreme Court’s decision on affirmative action in admissions could affect California private colleges
    EdSource, 10.25.22
  8. ［Policy]Colleges must protect students who seek abortions, Education Department says
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 10.04.22
  9. ［Policy]’everybody hates them’: Why One researcher says Legacy Preferences in admissions must end soon
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 10.27.22
  10. ［Policy]Momentum builds for helping students adapt to college by Nixing freshman grades
    The Hechinger Report, 10.01.22
  11. ［Policy]Oregon State launches program to better support students facing challenges or crises
    Life at OSU, 10.02.22
  12. ［Policy]The 50-Year War on higher education
    The Chronicle of Higher Education,10.14.22
  13. ［Policy]Most Americans oppose laws that restrict faculty speech, poll finds
    Higher Ed Dive, 10.17.22
  14. ［Policy]Dual admission program will give community college students an early taste of life at UC
    CalMatters, 10.03.22
  15. ［Policy]College admissions should be about fulfilling institutions’ missions-affirmative action can help them do it
    Brookings, 10.20.22
Education
  1. ［Education]NYU’s firing of a chemistry professor caused a furor. here’s what he has to say about it
    The Chronicle of Higher Education,10.10.22
  2. ［Education]A pandemic-era cut with a hidden price tag
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 10.04.22
  3. ［Education]PBS NewsHour features campus work to repatriate artifacts to indigenous tribes
    Berkeley News, 10.19.22
  4. ［Education] ‘a mix of hope and sorrow’: Campus Community reflects on Iran uprising
    Berkeley News, 10.11.22
  5. ［Education]Will great resignation among faculty hit Higher Ed Next?
    University Business, 10.03.22
  6. ［Education]Number of new Chinese students at U.S. colleges plummeted this fall, Visa Data Show
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 10.11.22
  7. ［Education]Rafael expected he would go to a university – the system never did
    EdSource, 10.03.22
  8. ［Education]Pay raises, massages, and free food: Can Colleges Lift Employees’ morale?
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 10.07.22
  9. ［Education]Liberal arts education is about truth-seeking – a call to intellectual arms
    Berkeley News, 10.04.22
  10. ［Education]A college degree might not be worth the student loans needed to pay for it
    Fortune, 10.25.22
Others
  1. ［Others]This professor joined a sorority. now she’s written a book about the enduring appeal of Greek life
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 10.24.22
  2. ［Others]How a college education divides American voters
    FiveThirtyEight, 10.26.22
  3. ［Others]Sacheen Littlefeather and ethnic fraud ? why the truth is crucial, even it it means losing an American indian hero
    The Conversation, 10.28.22
  4. ［Others]Access to sports betting in the US has exploded since 2018 ? and we’re just starting to learn about the effects
    The Conversation,10.31.22
  5. ［Others]Study reveals how ancient fish colonized the Deep Sea
    EurekAlert!, 10.31.22
  6. ［Others]Halloween’s celebration of mingling with the dead has roots in ancient Celtic celebrations of Samhain
    The Conversation, 10.24.22

September 2022

Policy
  1. ［Policy]What would the end of race-conscious admissions mean for minority enrollment?
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 09.02.22
  2. ［Policy] Debt forgiveness is a political minefield
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 09.15.22
  3. ［Policy]How the Richest University Endowments Exacerbate Inequality
    The Boston Globe. BostonGlobe.com, 09.03.22
  4. ［Policy]MHART pilot program launches to help students experiencing mental health crises
    USC News, 09.07.22
  5. ［Policy]Tech boot camps dangled well-paid jobs. they didn’t deliver
    Time, 09.08.22
  6. ［Policy]Why State Universities are buying up online colleges
    EdSurge, 09.06.22
Education
  1. ［Education]Opinion: ‘I decided to have a life instead of a degree’
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 09.06.22
  2. ［Education]Why faculty of color are leaving Academe
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 09.20.22
  3. ［Education]What ‘back to school’ looks like this fall
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 09.06.22
  4. ［Education]Opinion: What will it take to make college more affordable?
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 09.13.22
  5. ［Education] The pell grant exists because this woman lobbied for it
    The 19th, 09.19.22
  6. ［Education]We agree with the surgeon general. the door to fixing college mental health is cracked, and it’s time to blow it open
    Higher Ed Dive, 09.19.22
  7. ［Education]HBCUs got a windfall of federal covid relief. here’s how colleges are spending it
    NPR, 09.22.22
  8. ［Education]Ed tech leaders just predicted these 3 trends will unfold in higher education
    Higher Ed Dive, 09.23.22
  9. ［Education]8 big questions as colleges start Fall 2022
    Higher Ed Dive, 09.06.22
  10. ［Education] Free college 2.0: To lure students, Community Colleges add new perks
    CalMatters, 09.08.22
  11. ［Education]The role of states in contributing to the Student Debt Crisis
    NPR, 09.20.22
  12. ［Education] ‘we’re living in a nightmare’: Jackson University students take online classes, leave campus amid city’s ongoing water crisis
    CNN, 09.04.22
  13. ［Education] Opinion: Who can live on a ph.D.. stipend?
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 09.02.22
Research
  1. ［Research]Caring is pedagogy: Foreign language teachers’ emotion labor in crisis
    Linguistics and Education, 09.05.22
  2. ［Research]Deep brain stimulation can be life-altering for OCD sufferers when other treatment options fall short
    The Conversation, 09.28.22
  3. ［Research] One way to help college students get enough sleep ? pay them to go to bed
    The Conversation, 09.02.22
  4. ［Research]Is the pandemic over? we asked an economist, an education expert and a public health scholar their views
    The Conversation, 09.21.22
  5. ［Research]Yes, black patients do want to help with medical research ? here are ways to overcome the barriers that keep clinical trials from recruiting diverse populations
    The Conversation, 09.08.22
  6. ［Research] New Study finds subtle structural brain alterations in youth with suicidal behaviors
    Keck School of Medicine of USC, 09.08.22
  7. ［Research]Does trust in research begin with trust in peer review?
    The Scholarly Kitchen, 09.19.22
Others
  1. ［Others]Hot girl summer is a utopian notion: Culture class
    Zocalo Public Square, 09.09.22
  2. ［Others] ‘horses can’t lie’: Montana Universities adopt new approaches to address Mental Health
    Billings Gazette, 09.24.22

August 2022

Policy
  1. ［Policy]’throughline’: The origins of federal student loans and promises the government made
    NPR, 08.11.22
  2. ［Policy] State educational gag orders targeting colleges are on the rise, report finds
    Higher Ed Dive, 08.17.22
  3. ［Policy] A professor alleged racial profiling by a campus police officer. then things escalated
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 08.06.22
  4. ［Policy]Spiraling rents are wreaking havoc on college students seeking housing for the fall
    The Hechinger Report, 08.05.22
Education
Research
  1. ［Research]The metaverse isn’t here yet, but it already has a long history
    The Conversation, 08.12.22
  2. ［Research]Could shorter-term postdocs diversify the professoriate?
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 08.09.22
  3. ［Research]New inhaled COVID-19 therapeutic blocks viral replication in the lungs
    Berkeley News, 08.08.22
  4. ［Research]Do chemicals in sunscreens threaten aquatic life? A new report says a thorough assessment is ‘urgently needed,’ while also calling sunscreens essential protection against skin cancer
    The Conversation, 08.09.22
  5. ［Research]How cities around the world are planning for climate change
    NPR, 08.14.22
Others
  1. ［Others]Monkeypox is now a National Public Health Emergency in the U.S. ? an epidemiologist explains what this means
    The Conversation, 08.06.22

July 2022

Policy
  1. ［Policy]14 New Latinx Studies Faculty to be Hired at UC San Diego
    UC San Diego News Center, 07.21.22
  2. ［Policy] Advice: We need to talk about retirement
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 07.25.22
  3. ［Policy] To Boycott or Not? Academic Conferences Face Pressure to Avoid Abortion-Hostile States
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 07.12.22
  4. ［Policy]Mandatory reporting is exactly not what victims need
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 07.22.22
  5. ［Policy]HBCU students are being disproportionately affected by Roe’s reversal
    The Washington Post, 07.20.22
  6. ［Policy]Why are there so few Native students at hawai’i’s flagship?
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 07.26.22
  7. ［Policy] We’re battling a sleep loss epidemic. California has a plan to fight it.
    Vox, 07.02.22
  8. ［Policy] Faculty perk at center of issues that led to Castro resignation in use on other CSU campuses
    EdSource, 07.12.22
  9. ［Policy] How a college found a better way to bargain with its Faculty Union
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 07.28.22
Education
  1. ［Education]America’s real college debt: How we failed an entire generation
    The Philadelphia Inquirer, 07.13.22
  2. ［Education]A smaller share of college-goers are male. so what?
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 07.13.22
  3. ［Education]Americans’ confidence in Higher Ed drops sharply
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 07.26.22
  4. ［Education]Law schools flattered the Court’s power. now they’re caught in its rightward tilt
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 07.18.22
  5. ［EducationUC could grow by 33,000 California students, equivalent of new campus, to meet surging demand
    Los Angeles Times, 07.23.22
  6. ［Education]Opinion: Hypercompetition is harming higher ed
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 07.08.22
  7. ［Education]Cal State’s black students are falling behind other groups – and poor graduation data obscures the crisis
    CalMatters, 07.12.22
Research
  1. ［Research]Largest ever study of tobacco content on social media links exposure to tobacco use
    : Keck School of Medicine of USC, 07.11.22
  2. ［Research]Why does the inside of the solar system not spin faster? an old mystery has a possible new solution
    Caltech, 07.06.22
  3. ［Research]Behind this locked door is the White Abalone’s best chance of avoiding extinction
    NPR, 07.29.22
  4. ［Research]Climate change is making flooding worse: 3 reasons the world is seeing more record-breaking deluges
    The Conversation, 07.05.22
  5. ［Research]How hot is too hot for the human body? our lab found heat + humidity gets dangerous faster than many people realizeW
    The Conversation, 07.06.22
  6. ［Research]Are we nearing the end of the Long Road to hormonal birth control for men?
    KUOW, 07.05.22
  7. ［Research]Your body has an internal clock that dictates when you eat, sleep and might have a heart attack ? all based on time of day
    The Conversation, 07.01.22
Others
  1. ［Others]The new 988 mental health hotline is live. here’s what to know
    NPR, 07.16.22

June 2022

Policy
  1. ［Policy]North Dakota Public Colleges Drop Admissions Test requirements permanently
    Higher Ed Dive, 06.02.22
  2. ［Policy] Live from NAFSA
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 06.01.22
  3. ［Policy] To recruit new hires, big employers team up with historically Black Colleges
    The Hechinger Report, 06.03.22
  4. ［Policy] Biden to cancel Corinthian students’ remaining $5.8B in federal loans
    Higher Ed Dive, 06.01.22
  5. ［Policy] How Would Student-Loan Forgiveness Really Work?
    Chronicle.com, 06.08.22
  6. ［Policy] ASU named a Hispanic-serving institution by US Department of Education
    ASU News, 06.09.22
  7. ［Policy] Is it racist for colleges to ban discrimination by caste?
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 06.07.22
  8. ［Policy] Universities partner to make chemistry more equitable
    News – Carnegie Mellon University, 06.08.22
  9. ［Policy] After years of public service, some still can’t claim student loan forgiveness
    NPR, 06.14.22
  10. ［Policy] Higher Ed’s enrollment crash has been underway for years
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 06.15.22
  11. ［Policy] Supreme Court Ruling Will Upend Reproductive Rights for College Students and Complicate Medical Training
    Chronicle.com, 06.24.22
  12. ［Policy] What colleges’ contracts for ‘metaversities’ leave out
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 06.17.22
  13. ［Policy] Faculty-pay survey records the largest one-year drop ever
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 06.22.22
  14. ［Policy] Americans support student loan forgiveness, but would rather rein in college costs
    NPR, 06.17.22
  15. ［Policy] Colleges are waiving tuition for Native students. is your institution next?
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 06.21.22
Education
  1. ［Education]With money from Facebook, 10 colleges turn their campuses into ‘metaversities’
    EdSurge, 06.01.22
  2. ［Education]How diversity became a bad word at one state’s public colleges
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 06.06.22
  3. ［Education]UC, Sage Publishing Agreement will expand reach of UC Research
    UCLA Newsroom, 06.08.22
  4. ［Education]The lopsided market for Higher Ed
    NPR, 06.06.22
  5. ［Education]Opinion: The season of our professorial discontent
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 06.09.22
  6. ［Education]On Being Scooped
    Chronicle.com, 06.10.22
  7. ［Education]U.S. Tech Companies Yank job offers, leaving college grads scrambling
    Reuters, 06.22.22
  8. ［Education]A passport to work
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 06.13.22
  9. ［Education]A passport to play
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 06.22.22
  10. ［Education] Perspectives on juneteenth
    The UCSB Current, 06.16.22
Research
  1. ［Research]All-printed soft human-machine interface for robotic physicochemical sensing
    Science Robotics, 06.01.22
  2. ［Research]This new technology helps drones survive strong winds
    CNN, 06.02.22
  3. ［Research]1 million youth became daily tobacco users, most used juul E-cigarettes
    UC San Diego News Center, 05.30.22
  4. ［Research]A new kind of genome editing is here to fine-tune DNA
    Wired, 06.06.22
  5. ［Research]Stanford study shows benefits to reinventing 911 responses
    Stanford News, 06.08.22
  6. ［Research]Wildlife’s worm-wide web
    The UCSB Current, 06.06.22
  7. ［Research]How do drugs know where to go in the body? A pharmaceutical scientist explains why some medications are swallowed while others are injected
    The Conversation, 06.17.22
  8. ［Research]Predictable and consistent parental behavior is key for Optimal Child Brain Development
    The Conversation, 06.22.22
  9. ［Research] Earth’s core is ‘moving under our feet,’ switching direction every 6 years
    Popular Mechanics, 06.14.22
  10. ［Research]Look at 3 enduring stories Americans tell about guns to understand the debate over them
    The Conversation, 06.23.22
  11. ［Research]CSU atmospheric scientists lead summer field campaign in Taiwan to study extreme rainfall
    Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering, 06.09.22
  12. ［Research]How sleep builds relational memory
    Beta site for NSF – National Science Foundation, 06.14.22
  13. ［Research]Decades of research document the detrimental health effects of BPA ? an expert on environmental pollution and maternal health explains what it all means
    The Conversation, 06.17.22
Others
  1. ［Others]Opinion: Elon Musk wants to end Tesla’s WFH rules. he’s right in the short run but wrong in the medium term
    MarketWatch, 06.04.22
  2. ［Others]’Jurassic World’ scientists still haven’t learned that just because you can doesn’t mean you should ? real-world genetic engineers can learn from the cautionary tale
    The Conversation, 06.09.22
  3. ［Others]Sports teams fly on same private jets hired to deport immigrants
    Capital & Main – Investigating Power & Politics, 06.14.22
  4. ［Others]From ‘dada’ to Darth Vader ? why the way we name fathers reminds us we spring from the same well
    The Conversation, 06.13.22

May 2022

Policy
  1. ［Policy]What’s behind Japan’s continued covid-19 border restrictions?
    The Diplomat, 05.02.22
  2. ［Policy] UC announces Native American Opportunity Plan
    University of California, 04.28.22
  3. ［Policy] Ransomware attack, Covid combine to Shutter Illinois College
    NBCNews.com, 05.09.22
  4. ［Policy] How a Florida Public University helps more students to graduate sooner
    EdSource, 05.11.22
  5. ［Policy]LC state, U of I selected for national program to help incarcerated individuals
    U of I selected for Second Chance Pell Experiment, 05.02.22
  6. ［Policy]Introducing the stanford doerr school of sustainability
    Stanford News, 05.04.22
  7. ［Policy]Peralta Community College District cuts courses, adjuncts
    Inside Higher Ed, 05.10.22
  8. ［Policy]UC system takes another step toward keeping students debt-free
    CalMatters, 05.20.22
  9. ［Policy]Baylor will rename campus area and relocate statue of slave-owning former University president
    The Texas Tribune, 05.20.22
Research
  1. ［Research]Researchers find link between parkinson’s gene and vocal issues that could lead to earlier diagnosis
    University of Arizona News, 05.04.22
  2. ［Research]Genetic variants linked to mobility changes in aging: USC gerontology
    USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology, 05.02.22
  3. ［Research]Despite ideals, people don’t really like reducing inequality, study finds
    Haas News: Berkeley Haas, 05.06.22
  4. ［Research]To err is human
    Caltech, 05.06.22
  5. ［Research]Scientists devise method to prevent deadly hospital infections without antibiotics
    Scientists devise method to prevent deadly hospital infections without antibiotics. UCLA, 05.19.22
  6. ［Research]New strategies to save the world’s most indispensable grain
    University of California, 05.20.22
  7. ［Research]Student Startup ‘Limber’ Makes 3D-Printed Prostheses Affordable and Accessible
    This Week @ UC San Diego, 05.19.22
  8. ［Research]Scientists have just learned an amazing new fact about California Redwood Trees
    San Francisco Chronicle, 05.22.22
  9. ［Research]’I don’t even remember what I read’: People enter a ‘dissociative state’ when using social media
    UW News, 05.23.22
  10. ［Research] I went swimming off Catalina Island with Giant Kelp
    SFGATE, 05.27.22
  11. ［Research]Using everyday WIFI to help robots see and Navigate Better indoors
    UC San Diego News Center, 05.20.22
Others
  1. ［Research]A bigger good boy
    The UCSB Current, 05.05.22
  2. ［Others] Eviction filings are up sharply as Pandemic Rental Aid starts to run out
    NPR, 05.04.22
  3. ［Others] What even is a draft opinion? here’s how the Supreme Court’s process works
    NPR, 05.03.22
  4. ［Others] Meet the parents who refuse to give their kids smartphones
    The Washington Post, 05.09.22
  5. ［Others] Mass violence takes toll on Americans’ psyches
    The Washington Post, 05.27.22

April 2022

Policy
  1. ［Policy]Stanford student fights for Ukraine’s history, truth in Russia’s disinformation warfare
    Stanford News, 04.20.22
  2. ［Policy] The paradox of Ketanji Brown Jackson
    Vox Media, 04.07.22
Education
  1. ［Education]Why Students Quit College During Covid
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 04.20.22
  2. ［Education]The Great Disillusionment College workers are burning out just when they’ll be needed most.
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 08.25.21
  3. ［Education]Some Colleges Are Ending Hybrid Learning. Students Are Pushing Back.
    The Chronicle of Higher Education, 04.11.22
  4. ［Education]Amy Sueyoshi named University Provost.
    SF State News, 04.01.22
Research
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