In The Media
The Economic Times
January 22, 2020
Flexi-hours in India, Denmark’s 52-week paid absence: Look at parental leave policies across the worldThe Economic Times cites a study by sociology assistant professor Kate Weisshaar that showed that parents who took parental leave … Continued
Harvard Political Review
January 22, 2020
How to fail at regime changePolitical science associate professor Stephen Gent talks about the importance of peacebuilding after military interventions. Harvard Political Review
Indy Week
January 21, 2020
Even if we avert disaster in November, America is brokenJonathan Weiler, a curriculum of global studies teaching professor, writes about some of the systemic issues the country faces ahead … Continued
NPR
January 20, 2020
Tropical fish are no longer just in the tropics as climate change affects habitatsBiology doctoral alumna Avery Paxton speaks with the NPR show “All Things Considered” about her work to learn more about … Continued
Axios
January 18, 2020
The global parental leave paradoxAxios writes about research by Kate Weisshaar, a sociology assistant professor, that found that the resumes of stay-at-home parents performed … Continued
Scientific American
January 17, 2020
To conserve marine species, make protected areas mobileJohn Bruno, a biology professor, talks about the difficulty of protecting marine sanctuaries. Scientific American
Newsweek
January 16, 2020
One of these NASA astronauts could be the first woman on the moonNewsweek writes about the women in NASA’s newest graduate cohort, one of whom is alumna Zena Cardman. Cardman graduated in 2010 … Continued
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