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Education Mar 18, 2021

For college students with disabilities, communication is key in online learning

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic changed the higher education experience for students across the United States, with more than 90 percent of institutions reporting a shift in education delivery with the arrival of COVID-19.

Social Sciences Mar 11, 2021

After COVID-19, work will never be 'normal' again

A year ago, just after Bay Area governments imposed a shelter-in-place order to check the spread of a mysterious new coronavirus, Cristina Banks worried about how she would work from home. She would miss her office at UC ...

Social Sciences Mar 3, 2021

Survey shows how pandemic is hampering career progress for women and racialized faculty

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, university faculty across Canada have been looking for ways to keep doing high-quality research and adapt to online teaching. The uncertainty of what a new normal will resemble, and ...

Education Mar 1, 2021

Teachers are expected to put on a brave face and ignore their emotions. We need to talk about it

Australian universities enroll thousands of people to become teachers. Some who choose to study education are motivated by a desire to make a difference to the lives of young people, while others are looking for job security ...

Social Sciences Feb 26, 2021

Work-life balance in a pandemic: A public health issue we cannot ignore

Before the pandemic, a common objection to remote working was the suspicion that staff would disengage and productivity levels would drop. But recent evidence suggests the opposite is true—working from home effectively ...

Social Sciences Feb 25, 2021

LGBTQ+ spaces face a new threat from the pandemic

Dedicated spaces have long been crucial to LGBTQ+ people. Whether it's with friends and chosen family, or partners and hook-ups, these places have created joy and belonging while providing care that isn't always available ...

Plants & Animals Feb 23, 2021

Florida wants to stop these reptiles from becoming the next invasive species in the Everglades

Wildlife managers in Florida are finally moving to address an existential question: If the state is like an all-you-can eat buffet for invasive reptiles originally introduced as exotic pets, then why are some of those species ...

Social Sciences Feb 22, 2021

Tax on sugary drinks unfairly targets Indigenous communities instead of improving health

"Sin taxes" are a tried, although not necessarily true, strategy for reducing harm connected to alcohol and tobacco. Calls for a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages are supported by a large body of evidence linking weight gain ...

Economics & Business Feb 19, 2021

Study reveals impact of evictions on people with mental health disorders

All renters facing eviction deal with anxiety and stress at the prospect of losing the roof over their heads.

Economics & Business Feb 19, 2021

Tourism desperately wants a return to the 'old normal' but that would be a disaster

With each passing day, the grave future of Earth becomes more stark. The disruption of COVID-19 has not been enough to shift the trajectory, nor has it prompted polluting sectors of the economy to reconsider the harms they ...

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