Half of students willing to report unwanted sexual behavior, survey shows
Seventy-five percent of respondents said they knew of Title IX office services while 50 percent said they are comfortable reporting unwanted sexual behavior.
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Professor produces film about impact of dam construction
A professor of environmental and occupational health produced a film exploring the environmental and social effects of a hydroelectric dam in the Amazon.
SBA approves funding requests, clarifies oaths of office
The Student Bar Association approved changes to its bylaws and provided funding to some student organizations in its final meeting this semester.
Health equity fellowship program receives $10.1 million grant
A health equity-focused fellowship program received a $10.1 million grant to extend its research and academic operations through 2027.
Criminal justice reform advocates talk strategies, solutions
Criminal justice reform advocates discussed mass incarceration and prison reform in the United States at Lisner Auditorium Tuesday.
Former UN ambassador talks career in new memoir
Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power discussed her new memoir on her career in government at Betts Theater Thursday.
Professor to develop 4D technology that prints heart tissue
A SEAS professor received $300,000 to develop a 4D tissue printing technology that can be used in heart transplants.
Two professors receive grants to expand humanities research
Two faculty members received funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities to further research in their fields through the use of technology.
Medical school to co-host kidney care conference
International and domestic kidney care experts will gather in Jack Morton Auditorium from May 21 to 23 to discuss recent innovations in kidney care.
Elliott School graduates told to fight for a cause
Speakers at the Elliott School of International Affairs’ graduation ceremony told students Friday to volunteer their time and effort toward public service.