Is Pro-Trump Bias Leading Some US Counties to Lowball COVID-19 Deaths?
The official tally of COVID-19 American deaths stands at roughly half a million. But researchers are convinced that the actual
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First COVID-19 lockdown cost UK hospitality and high street £45 bn
Shift in consumer habits The UK’s first national lockdown from March 2020 and its immediate aftermath saw a massive shift
Read morePsychological ‘signature’ for the extremist mind uncovered
Political conservatism and nationalism was related to “caution” in unconscious decision-making, as well as “temporal discounting” – when rewards are
Read moreUniversity Updates Mask-Wearing Guidance
As new, even more contagious variants of the virus that is COVID-19 continue to spread across the country, choosing the
Read moreScholarship Offers Career Opportunities for UM Students
OXFORD, Miss. – What student wouldn’t want an opportunity to have a rewarding career right out of college? Especially if
Read moreSchitt’s Creek Star Dan Levy Shares Memories of the Award-Winning Show with BU Students
Students who stayed in on Friday night were rewarded with a virtual visit from Schitt’s Creek cocreator, showrunner, and star
Read moreRicciardi Receives Honorable Mention from Renaissance Society of America
The Tasso in Music Project, directed by department of music and dance professor Emiliano Ricciardi, has received Honorable Mention in
Read moreCOVID-19 disruptions to HIV prevention could increase new infections amongst men | Imperial News | Imperial College London
Disruptions to HIV prevention and treatment strategies due to the pandemic could increase new HIV infections amongst men who have
Read moreHonoring a Father’s Memory
OXFORD, Miss. – Former Rebel basketball player Ray Waddell, of Dallas, Texas, has made a gift to the University of
Read moreSpring 2021 Rising Researcher Call for Nominations
The nomination period for the spring 2021 UMass Amherst Rising Researcher student award program is open now through noon on Friday, March
Read moreLibraries Workshop Series
The UMass Amherst Libraries are pleased to announce the Libraries Workshop Series for spring 2021. This semester’s workshops include citation
Read moreFulbright Program Celebrates John Hope Franklin Read on Fulbright Scholarship…
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Read more$1.3M funds research for a kinder, more inclusive internet | Cornell Chronicle
The Citizens and Technology (CAT) Lab, led by J. Nathan Matias, assistant professor of communication in the College of Agriculture
Read more21st Century Leaders Award Call for Nominations
The University of Massachusetts Amherst seeks nominations of graduating seniors for the 21st Century Leaders Award. This award recognizes the strong academic
Read moreAlumna’s PBS Show Explores Afro-Latino Heritage
In a sun-splashed community center, travel show producer and host Kim Haas moves in rhythm with conga drums, her blue
Read moreOHSU resumes COVID-19 testing at Expo Center
Oregon Health & Science University will reestablish low-barrier, drive-through COVID-19 testing at the Portland Expo Center beginning Tuesday, Feb. 23.
Read moreExperts: Texas Needs to Integrate With Other Power Grids And Prepare for the Worst
Massive power outages in Texas brought on by a historic freeze could be avoided in the future if the state
Read moreJosef Konvitz to give talk on trends in tolerance | Cornell Chronicle
Historian and Cornell alumnus Josef Konvitz ’67 will explore and compare trends in tolerance in France and the United States
Read more2021 Distinguished Community Engagement Award Call for Nominations
Provost John McCarthy invites nominations for this year’s Distinguished Community Engagement Awards for Research and Teaching. This award recognizes individuals
Read moreVice Provost for Research Mary Lidstrom stepping down after 15 years
Administrative affairs | Engineering | News releases | Profiles | Research | Science February 19, 2021 In fall of 2005,
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