Corcoran director to use industry experience as new leader
Lauren Onkey hopes to use her experience leading NPR Music to rebuild the Corcoran community after the COVID-19 pandemic
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Professor reviews book on reproductive labor post-Roe v. Wade
Sara Matthiesen, an assistant professor of women’s, gender, and sexuality studies and history, said government policies have hindered family care support.
Milken enrollment continues to rise through COVID-19 pandemic
Total enrollment at Milken increased by more than 16 percent to nearly 3,000 students in the past two academic years, institutional data show.
Officials should extend tenure clock: experts
Experts said extending the tenure clock will grant more time for faculty struggling with research delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Professors debut webinar series on climate health
Faculty publicly launched the Climate and Health Institute with a webinar series presenting research on topics like climate change and environmental justice.
Recently hired faculty transition to campus with caution
At least 10 professors who the University hired last year said they’ve been apprehensive to transition to their first semester on campus.
Engineering professor developing model detecting ice on Mars
An engineering professor is programming a satellite that will orbit Mars to find water ice, a key resource for human settlement of Mars.
Author discusses how COVID-19 shaped international leadership
The Elliott School of International Affairs hosted a discussion on how the COVID-19 pandemic defined the current state of international leadership Wednesday.
Corcoran’s non-degree arts program still on hiatus
Officials said the Continuing Education program could remain closed for more than another year after suspending it in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Law professor finds ankle monitors as restrictive as incarceration
A law professor found that ankle monitors limit privacy, social relationships, employment opportunities and financial standing.