NewsWomen on Screen
After new episodes drop, fans of TV shows from The Bachelor to Grey’s Anatomy take to social media to dissect what they just saw. And the twittersphere isn’t just venting about plot twists and love interests–sometimes there are bigger issues at hand. Dr. Morgan Smalls says that shows like Insecure and Being Mary Jane that feature Black women protagonists and majority Black casts inspire important conversations about race on social media.
NewsAbolishing the Death Penalty
Virginia made headlines this year when it became the latest state to abolish the death penalty.
NewsREPLAY: The Conflicting Ideals in Jefferson’s Architecture
Erik Neil takes us through a Chrysler Museum exhibit that explored the inherent conflict between Jefferson’s pursuit of liberty and democracy and his use of enslaved laborers to construct his monuments.
NewsGut Feelings
More and more employers and schools are rolling out vaccine mandates, leaving many wondering: is that legal?
NewsThe Suffragist Playbook
In today’s political strategy, attack ads on TV are out, attack tweets are in.
NewsREPLAY: Finding Classroom Success
From racial disparity and poverty to shyness, students face a lot of obstacles heading into college. But some professors are finding new ways to support them and forge a path to success.
NewsSchool’s In Session
Many American students are returning to classrooms for the first time in nearly two years.
NewsPandemic Pockets
What do you do for work? That answer changed for many people at the top of the pandemic.
NewsREPLAY: Talkin’ Hurricanes
Unfortunately, when tourists travel for clean air, they bring polluted air with them.
