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Highlights from 2023

Provost and Dean of FacultiesÌýDavid Quigley is among three leaders in Jesuit higher education asked to respond to an article by Chicago's Cardinal Blase Cupich on how Jesuit universities can stay true to their identity:Ìý

´¡²ÔÌýinterdisciplinary studyÌýled by Lynch School ProfessorÌýRebekah Levine ColeyÌýand School of Social Work Associate ProfessorÌýSamantha TeixeiraÌýexplores the well-being of residents of a public housing complex as it is redeveloped into a mixed-income community. The study is cited in aÌýon theÌý$2 billion construction plan.

A recent study by theÌýCenter for Retirement Research dispels previous, conflicting findings on older workers and business productivity. Senior research economist Gal WettsteinÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ: .

Carroll School Senior Lecturer in FinanceÌýDrew Hession-KunzÌýdiscusses how credit card companies decide whether or not to “instantly approveâ€� an online applicant, and related topics, in aÌý.

The world—from schools and doctors’ offices to camps and workplaces—still isn’t set up to value equal parenting, according to an article inÌýÌýthat includes comments from Center for Work & Family Executive DirectorÌýBrad Harrington.

AuthorÌýTom Sheehan '56, who at 95 has some 55 books to his credit, recounts how he was inspired byÌýJohn F. Norton, a 1922 alumnus who wasÌýa faculty member at BC from 1926-1965.Ìý

Four hundred million children beset by war is a global public health crisis, writes BC School of Social Work Salem Professor in Global PracticeÌýTheresa Betancourt, director of the Research Program on Children and Adversity, in an op-ed for theÌý.

Merriam-Webster’s word of the year for 2023 is "authentic.’" Associate Professor of CommunicationÌýMichael Serazio, author ofÌýThe Authenticity Industries Keeping it "Real" in Media, Culture, and Politics, writes on how corporate America hacked the consumer cult of authenticity:Ìý.

Lynch School Associate ProfessorÌýBetty LaiÌýadvocates for passage of the bipartisan Youth Mental Health Research Act:Ìý.

Morrissey College graduateÌýChristine Lenahan '23, now an O'Hare Fellow at America Media, wrote forÌýAmerica MagazineÌý´Ç²ÔÌý, and on finding meaning in her family's imperfect ChristmasÌý

Should the U.S. Supreme Court take up the case of Donald Trump's eligibility to run for president, it would be the most important electoral case the court has heard since Bush v. Gore, BC Law ProfessorÌýKent GreenfieldÌýtells theÌý.

An interview with "the city's consummate power broker"—legendary philanthropist, advertising executive, BC benefactor, Trustee Associate, and former board chairÌýJohn M. Connors, Jr.:Ìý.

Libby Professor of Theology and LawÌýCathleen KavenyÌýcomments onÌýthe Vatican declaration on blessing same-sex unions:Ìý. |ÌýSheÌýbreaks down the polarizing sides of cancel culture in the podcastÌý.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has an opportunity to protect the state's children against neonicotinoid insecticide exposure by signing the Birds and Bees Protection Act, Global Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D., writes in an oped:Ìý.

Google is weathering a series of critical antitrust court battles. BC Law Associate ProfessorÌýDavid OlsonÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý.

New laws are casting a wider net across law enforcement in excessive force cases—with broader implications for policing. Insights from BC Law ProfessorÌýR. Michael Cassidy:Ìý.

Panera Brands Chairman Niren Chaudhary was the featured speaker at the ÌÇÐÄVlog Chief Executives ClubÌýgathering, in conversation with Salient Ventures CEO Diane Hessan.Ìý,Ìý

In an op-ed, BC Law ProfessorÌýKent GreenfieldÌýweighs in on the First Amendment and the controversy concerning the presidents of Harvard, Penn, and MIT and their statements at a congressional hearing about antisemitism at their universities.Ìý

AmericaÌýassociate editor and former O'Hare FellowÌýMolly Cahill '20Ìýwrites on what her mother’s Advent gift tradition has taught her about the true meaning of giving.Ìý

A new study suggests that aftershocks from some of the strongest earthquakes in recorded U.S. history may still be happening.ÌýProfessor of Geophysics John Ebel, a senior research scientist at Weston Observatory who was not involved in the study, comments on the findings: .

Lynch School Associate Professor in Counseling PsychologyÌýBetty S. Lai, currently a Public Voices fellow with The OpEd Project,Ìýwrites on training graduate students to help dispel misinformation:Ìý

President Joe Biden held a copy of Professor of HistoryÌýHeather Cox Richardson's book Democracy Awakening during hisÌýÌýover the Thanksgiving holiday:Ìý. | Richardson discussed how the Trump era was predictable onÌý."

2023 marks the 60th anniversary ofÌýSacrosanctum Concilium, the Second Vatican Council’s landmark Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy. In a lecture at Australian Catholic University's Centre for Liturgy, School of Theology and Ministry ProfessorÌýJohn Baldovin, S.J., spoke on the document's legacy and implementation:Ìý.

A GBH News podcast looks back at the massive highway tunneling effort, including the investigations into unsafe practices and corruption. BC Law Associate Professor of the PracticeÌýJeffrey Cohen,Ìýwho was assistant U.S. attorney in Massachusetts at the time,ÌýÌý| He also commented on the settlement resolving a years-long probe into the world's largest crypto exchange.Ìý

A new study says the global toll of lead exposure is even worse than previously thought. Global Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D., is among experts commenting on the findings for . | He's quoted regarding the risks of plastic pollution in .

BC Law ProfessorÌýBrian QuinnÌýcomments on the Tree House Brewing lawsuit for theÌý, on OpenAI and the future of the corporation forÌý,Ìýand on the status of X following Elon Musk's tirade forÌýÌý(±«.°­.).

A growing number of Giving Tuesday donations are going to private foundations and funds, many of which are not legally required to distribute the money. ÌÇÐÄVlog Law ProfessorÌýRay MadoffÌýdiscussed the subject onÌý

A new report finds that the state is performing well on many health metrics, but that there are still areas for improvement. Connell School of Nursing Assistant Professor Brittney van de Water comments: .

±õ²ÔÌýÌýfor The Hoover Institution, Professor of Near Eastern StudiesÌýFranck SalamehÌýprovides "an attempt to understand the intractable nature of the Arab-Israeli conflict and the divisiveness that it generates around the world."

Donald Trump is one ruling away from bringing his 2024 candidacy before the U.S. Supreme Court. BC Law ProfessorÌýKent Greenfield, who joined other law scholars in filing Ìýin the Trump 14th Amendment case now in Colorado, commented inÌý.

The passage of an abortion rights amendment for the Ohio state constitution reveals a gap between bishops and lay Catholics. Libby Professor of Theology and LawÌýCathleen KavenyÌýweighed in forÌý.

Apple iPhone users are being warned about a security concern in the iOS 17.ÌýWoods College M.S. in Cybersecurity Policy and Governance DirectorÌýKevin PowersÌýweighs in:Ìý. He talks about cyberstalking onÌý; in , he discusses data security and disaster recovery as they relate to the rise of software-as-a-service, or SaaS, applications.

±õ²ÔÌý, Professor of Russian, English, and Jewish StudiesÌýMaxim D. ShrayerÌýdiscusses his bookÌýI Saw ItÌýand its relevance to the Israel-Hamas conflict.Ìý|ÌýHis poem, "Verses About a Burned Passport," is published in both English and Russian in the international reviewÌý.

Why would a police officer refuse to testify in murder cases he investigated—especially if he believes the defendants are guilty? Insights from BC Law ProfessorÌýR. Michael Cassidy,Ìýa former prosecutor:Ìý

Much of what passes for authenticity today is fallacy, contends Associate Professor of CommunicationÌýMichael Serazio, who provides a brief history of how we got to this point:ÌýÌý| He also comments on the internet as a sales vehicle:Ìý.

Author, poet, and Professor of EnglishÌýSuzanne MatsonÌýunpacks her family's tradition of holiday baking in an essay for theÌý

Longer-term perspective on monetary policy would boost U.S. growth and innovation and strengthen national security, writes Economics'ÌýBrian BethuneÌýin an op-ed forÌý.

A bill before the state Labor and Workforce Development Committee proposes to give a tax credit to businesses that explore the possible benefits of a shorter work week. Sociology ProfessorÌýJuliet Schor and Associate Professor Wen Fan,ÌýÌýwho recently led a global research project on the subject, comment:Ìý, ,

BC Law ProfessorÌýBrian QuinnÌýcomments on the ongoing lawsuit brought against Donald Trump and his business by New York's attorney general.Ìý

Experts including Lynch School Professor EmeritaÌýMaria BriskÌýtalk about the role of bilingual education inÌýdeveloping students' identities as multilingual, multicultural individuals.Ìý

Many 2023 writers to the Boston Globe Globe Santa program cite the effect of inflation. Economics'ÌýBrian Bethune comments:Ìý.

The November gathering of the ÌÇÐÄVlog Chief Executives Club featuredÌýDarren Woods,Ìýchairman and CEO of ExxonMobil, in conversation with former State Street Corporation Chairman and CEOÌýJoseph "Jay" Hooley '79.Ìý,Ìý

As of November 2023, the latest data from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health show lagging COVID, flu, and RSV vaccination rates. Global Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D., comments:Ìý.

Woods College Associate DeanÌýAleksandar Tomic, director of graduate programs in applied economics and analytics,Ìýon LA's KNX-FM about the disconnect between the health of the economy and people's perceptions of it. He also spoke with Yahoo Finance for stories regarding the efficacy of aÌýandÌýfrom middle to upper middle class.

Joseph Professor of Catholic Systematic TheologyÌýRichard Gaillardetz, author of a foundational text on the levels of church teaching, discusses authority, doctrinal development, and the synod on theÌýÌý(with transcript).

Why is Elon Musk obsessed with casting X as the most "authentic" social media platform? Insights from Associate Professor of CommunicationÌýMichael SerazioÌýin an essay forÌý.

Carroll School of Management Seidner University ProfessorÌýPaul RomerÌýdiscusses the U.S. economy and the fallout from higher yields:Ìý. | He elaborates on how seasonality matters for inflation inÌý.

In an op-ed, Lynch School Augustus LongÌýProfessor of EducationÌýMarina Umaschi BersÌýshares her own experience at BC, and calls for faculty members across the U.S. to work with their own diversity offices, within their own academic structures, to provide support and community for Jewish academics:Ìý.

Professor of HistoryÌýHeather Cox Richardson, author of the new bookÌýDemocracy Awakening,Ìýdiscusses how America’s current divisions compare to the past, and how we can overcome them, in an interview withÌý. | She makes a powerful case for studying the past in aÌýNew York Times

In theÌýNew York Times, an opinion piece that challengesÌýthe "ever-encroaching parental project management of holiday madness"ÌýÌýfrom Research Professor of PsychologyÌýPeter Gray, co-author of aÌýin theÌýJournal of PediatricsÌýon the decline of independent activity for children.

Fine particles routinely released by power plants, petrochemical companies, motor vehicles, and other sources kill thousands of Texans per year, according to an analysis by epidemiologist and Global Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D., and a colleague.ÌýÌý|Ìý

Americans’ faith in institutions has been sliding for years, and the current chaos in Congress isn’t helping. Moakley Professor of Political ScienceÌýKay SchlozmanÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý.

Anqi (Angie) Chen, senior research economist at the Center for Retirement Research, offers guidance for comparing different CD options:Ìý

Many of those fleeing northern Gaza are children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. BC School of Social Work faculty memberÌýMaryanne Loughry, a Sister of Mercy who has worked in Gaza, discussed the situation:Ìý.

BC Law Associate ProfessorÌýDavid OlsonÌýcomments on what the case could mean for both Google and for consumers:Ìýand.

Professor of Political Science and International StudiesÌýJonathan KirshnerÌýweighs in on raising interest rates as a means to control inflation:Ìý.

The collaborative initiativeÌýdesigned to grow the next generation of U.S. Hispanic Catholic pastoral leaders, which is co-led by School of Theology and Ministry Associate ProfessorÌýHosffman Ospino, is highlighted by OSV News, here viaÌý.Ìý| He writes on the Hispanic presence in the U.S. ChurchÌýforÌýÌý(Los Angeles).

Brian Tae Hyuk Keum, the Buehler Sesquicentennial Assistant Professor in the Lynch School,Ìý was quoted byÌýÌýregarding racism in online gaming and its toll on youth mental health.

BC parentsÌýWilliam Vareika ’74Ìýand his wife,ÌýAlison, who donated a large stained glass triptych by John La Farge to the McMullen Museum in 2013, are now celebrating 36 years running a fine arts gallery in Newport, RI. Read a Q&A with William Vareika in the .

Comments by BC Law ProfessorÌýR. Michael CassidyÌýon cases where politics and police resistance undercut the authority of prosecutors are included inÌýtwo pieces byÌýProPublica:Ìý,Ìý

InÌýJewish Journal,ÌýÌýby Professor of Russian, English, and Jewish StudiesÌýMaxim D. ShrayerÌýon the ongoing conflict precipitated by Hamas' attack on Israel.

Lynch School Associate Professor Scott Seider, an applied developmental psychologist, discusses the theory of multiple intelligences: .

Comments by Lynch School studentÌýLorena Muñoz, who aspires to be an elementary school teacher,Ìýlead a story on the need to increase the number of Latino educators in the state and nationally. The piece highlights research by and includes interviews withÌýRoche Center for Catholic Education Executive Director Melodie WyttenbachÌýandÌýSchool of Theology and Ministry Associate Professor Hosffman Ospino.Ìý

Associate Professor of CommunicationÌýMatt SienkiewiczÌýtalked about the global implications of the conflict in an interview withÌý.

Center for Work & Family Executive DirectorÌýBrad HarringtonÌýcomments on finance companies introducing better benefits for new fathers:Ìý. | Also, Center research on the impact of paid leave is cited byÌý.

In a pair of Q&As with Money Geek, Associate Professor of the Practice of EconomicsÌýMatt Rutledge, a fellow at the Center for Retirement Research, discussesÌýandÌý.

In her new book, Democracy Awakening, Substack luminary and Professor of HistoryÌýHeather Cox RichardsonÌýexamines the long, intricate path to the fraught political state of affairs in America today.ÌýÌýSampling of recent media attention:Ìý,Ìý,Ìý,Ìý,Ìý,Ìý,Ìý,Ìý.

In light of changing demographic forces, School of Theology and Ministry ProfessorÌýThomas GroomeÌýimaginesÌýa place for the Church in a postmodern world in an interview withÌý

In the latest antitrust lawsuit to be leveled against a big tech company, Amazon faces complaints that it engaged in anticompetitive behavior that has negatively impacted both buyers and sellers. BC Law Associate ProfessorÌýDavid OlsonÌýcomments on the case:Ìý.

School of Theology and Ministry ProfessorÌýJohn Baldovin, S.J.,Ìýwrites on the practice of offering money for Mass intentions in a piece forÌý.

An amicus brief co-written by BC Law Liberty Mutual Insurance ProfessorÌýPatricia McCoyÌýin the Supreme Court case challenging funding of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is cited byÌý.

Pfizer Chairman and CEO Albert Bourla discussed a future "scientific renaissance" during a conversation with CVS Health President and CEOÌýKaren Lynch '84Ìýat a gathering of theÌýÌÇÐÄVlog Chief Executives Club.ÌýÌý|Ìý

As the global Synod nears, Latin American and U.S. Latino theologians recognize influences from Pope Francis' own roots in the process. Insights from School of Theology and Ministry faculty membersÌýHosffman OspinoÌýandÌýRafael Luciani:Ìý.Ìý| Libby Professor of Theology and LawÌýCathleen KavenyÌýcomments on polarization among U.S. bishops:Ìý.

In an essay, School of Theology and Ministry doctoral studentÌýKayla August, aÌýCommonwealÌýSynod Writing Fellow, explores how to move the synodal concept from ideal to reality:Ìý

BC Law ProfessorÌýKent GreenfieldÌýcomments on the Supreme Court and a case challenging Donald Trump's candidacy under the 14th Amendment's disqualification clause:Ìý. He also discusses the impact of Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first black woman to serve on the Supreme Court, withÌý(in Portuguese; Google translation available).

BC School of Social Work Assistant Professor Ed-Dee G. WilliamsÌýhas developed a virtual training program to help prepare Black youth with autism to discuss depression with their teachers and caregivers.

On the Road: Catholic Faith in China, an exhibition by noted photographerÌýÌýNan, presented by BC'sÌýRicci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural HistoryÌýand extended through December 22, is highlighted byÌý

Gateway to Himalayan Art,Ìý the exhibition introducing the main forms, concepts, meanings, and traditions of Himalayan art and cultures—organized by the Rubin Museum and nowÌýon view at the McMullen—is featured byÌý.

U.S. regulators often discover health risks decades after products are released. Global Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D., a renowned epidemiologist who has been at the forefront of efforts to restrict use of toxic substances, talks about the risks:Ìý.

The United Auto Workers' strategy is designed to keep companies guessing, but also carries some risks. Concurrent Professor of Law and Philosophy Thomas Kohler comments: .

The rise of A.I. in employment decisions is prompting some lawmakers to act to curb its power in the workplace. Carroll School Professor of Information SystemsÌýSam RansbothamÌýcomments:Ìý.

Morrissey College graduateÌýChristine Lenahan '23, one of two recent grads serving as O’Hare Postgraduate Fellows at America Media, writes on her experience with BC's Kairos retreat, and how it made her rethink her own vision of God:Ìý

An interview with Professor of HistoryÌýHeather Cox Richardson, author of the new bookÌýDemocracy Awakening: Notes on the State of AmericaÌýand the popular “Letters from an Americanâ€� newsletter.ÌýÌý|Ìý

A Suffolk Superior Court has vacated the murder conviction ofÌýÌÇÐÄVlog Innocence ProgramÌýand New England Innocence Project client Thomas Rosa, who has spent 34 years in prison.ÌýÌýÌý|Ìý|ÌýÌý|ÌýÌý|ÌýÌý|ÌýÌý|Ìý

Sightings of aerial luminous phenomena above Morocco, often observed during earthquakes, are being shared online. Insights from earthquake researcher ProfessorÌýJohn EbelÌýofÌýEarth and Environmental Sciences.Ìý

China, whuch now has one of the world’s largest, most important, and increasingly productive academic systems,Ìý must be integrated into world science, write Professors Emeritus and Distinguished FellowsÌýPhilip G. AltbachÌýandÌýHans de WitÌýof BC's Center for International Higher Education.Ìý

AÌýlate-summer surge in COVID-19 cases has spurred the return of debate about a possible national mask mandate. Global Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D., weighs in forÌý.

Professor of Russian, English, and Jewish StudiesÌýMaxim D. ShrayerÌýcontributed English and Russian-language versions of his poem "Peculiarities of the National Pilgrimage" toÌý, an international magazine devoted to support of Ukraine. | He writes on Vladimir Nabokov's relationship with Christianity and Judaism before and after the Holocaust forÌý

Donald Trump's insurrection should disqualify him for office, contends BC Law ProfessorÌýMark BrodinÌýin an op-ed onÌýthe Constitutional provision designed to prevent Confederate soldiers from resuming office after war:Ìý.

Congress appears ready to impose guardrails around name, image, and likeness deals for student-athletes. BC Law ProfessorÌýAlfred YenÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý

BC Law Drinan ProfessorÌýThomas W. Mitchell,Ìýdirector of the Initiative on Land, Housing, and Property Rights,ÌýdiscussesÌýthe land taken from Black families, and what can be regained, in an interview withÌý

Cultivating connection and community in the workplace makes for happier, healthier, and more productive employees, says Lynch School ProfessorÌýDavid BlusteinÌýin an interview withÌý.

Associate Professor of Political ScienceÌýDavid HopkinsÌýweighs in on how the Democratic party and electorate have, and have not, changed in recent years: .

The complexities of France's riots earlier this summer deserve a deeper dive than what is often depicted by buzzwords, writesÌýProfessor of Near Eastern StudiesÌýFranck SalamehÌýfor the Hoover InstitutionÌý.

BC Law ProfessorÌýRay Madoff, founder of the school's Forum on Philanthropy and the Public Good, comments on the social justice movement in philanthropy:Ìý.

The end of the payment pause means Gen X Americans will once again have to juggle paying off debt with saving for older age. Insights from Associate Professor of the Practice of EconomicsÌýMatt Rutledge, research fellow at the Center for Retirement Research:Ìý.

Outside the classroom, students are constantly fed content they’re sure to like. Inside, professors have a chance to nurture an analog culture of resistance, writes Associate Professor of CommunicationÌýMichael SerazioÌýfor theÌý

BC School of Social Work alumnaÌýErin Mone-Marquez,Ìýnow a USAID officer in Germany,Ìýhas dedicated her career to protecting vulnerable children around the globe.Ìý

Libby Professor of Theology and LawÌýCathleen KavenyÌýlooks at this summer's blockbuster through a theological lens.Ìý

The EPA's approval of environmentally persistent, plastic-waste-derived fuels despite high estimates of associated cancer risk, is causing alarm among lawmakers and scientists, including Global Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D.ÌýÌý| He writes on the nature of artificial "turf" forÌý, and comments on keeping schools healthy for theÌý.

BC Law Associate Professor of the PracticeÌýJeffrey Cohen comments on the indictments against former president Donald Trump: ,Ìý,Ìý, ,

Economics faculty memberÌýBrian Bethune writes on wage inflation, overall inflation, and the Federal Reserve in an .

Assistant Professor of Sociology and Environmental Studies Lacee Satcher comments on the impact on families of Boston city pools closing during a summer of record heat: .

Apps promise that learning a language will be easy, fun, and fast. Do they work? Psychology Assistant Professor Joshua Hartshorne, director of the Language Learning Lab, joins a discussion on California public radio .

Imagining yourself as the main character of a heroic adventure might help make life feel more meaningful, according to a study by Carroll School Assistant Professor Benjamin Rogers, whose research explores the meaning of work and narratives in the workplace.

Offshore wind companies along the East Coast are seeking to re-trade deals with state governments.ÌýAssociate Professor of EconomicsÌýRichard SweeneyÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý.

The government’s case alleging Google has an illegal monopoly in the search engine business will go to trial in September. Insights from BC Law Associate ProfessorÌýDavid Olson:Ìý.

Even those on the front lines often don’t know how to respond, writes Lynch School Associate ProfessorÌýBetty Lai, who studies disaster events and their impact:Ìý

Lynch School ProfessorÌýShaun M. DoughertyÌýdiscusses inequalities in education, racial wealth gaps, and the teaching of Critical Race Theory, in a Q&A withÌý.

Air quality and lifespan are more connected than you might think. Global Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D., comments:Ìý.

´¡²ÔÌýanti-hate speech campaign group has accused Elon Musk’s X Corp. of intimidation after it threatened legal action over the group's research into hate speech on X (formerly Twitter). BC Law ProfessorÌýBrian QuinnÌýweighs in:Ìý

BCSSW's Sugira Muryango, theÌýhome-visiting intervention programÌýdesigned to strengthen families and help children to thrive in Rwanda—part of Salem ProfessorÌýTheresa Betancourt's Research Program on Children and Adversity—is featured in a global publication of the nonprofit behind Sesame Street.Ìý

The School of Theology and Ministry's annual celebration of St. Mary Magdalene included a presentation on rereading Biblical women by Associate Professor of Old TestamentÌýJaime Waters.Ìý

Restaurants are expected to be the catalysts for Americans mixing more sea vegetables and bivalves into their diets. College operations—includingÌýBC Dining, which recentlyÌýrolled out kelp meatballs—are at the fore.Ìý

Professor of EnglishÌýCarlo RotellaÌýoffers a guide to urban transport in Chicago for travel publicationÌý

Donald Trump is being pressured to take part in the first GOP primary debate. Associate Professor of Political ScienceÌýDavid Hopkins commented forÌý. | He also discussed the consequences of a growing political generation gap:Ìý.

BC Law ProfessorÌýMark BrodinÌýtalked toÌýÌýabout the Federalist Society's evolution from a small group of law studentsÌýinto an organization of influence within American law and politics.

Economics Associate Professor of the Practice and Center for Retirement Research fellowÌýGeoffrey SanzenbacherÌýweighs in on Social Security'sÌý future:Ìý.

Murray and Monti Professor of EconomicsÌýPeter IrelandÌýdiscusses the phrase "long and variable lag, " used in Federal Reserve press briefings related to the effect of monetary policy on economic activity.Ìý

Twitter is now X. But a new name doesn't change anything if the product is a problem, Associate Professor of CommunicationÌýMichael SerazioÌýtells theÌý.

Can a private faith-based college’s expressive or religious freedom to determine whom to educate override the Supreme Court’s redefinition of discrimination under Title VI? ÌýBC Law ProfessorÌýKent GreenfieldÌýis co-author of an op-ed forÌý.

The naming of Archbishop Víctor Manuel Fernández marks the most consequential curial appointment of Francis' papacy, according to Joseph Professor of Catholic Systematic TheologyÌýRichard GaillardetzÌýin a piece forÌý.

"I sold my Barbie collection. I held onto the idea of adventurous, empowered womanhood it gave me," writes author and Professor of EnglishÌýSuzanne MatsonÌýin an essay for theÌý.

BC Law ProfessorÌýDaniel LyonsÌýcomments on the barring of federal officials from communicating with social media companies about content moderation:Ìý.

Inflation slowed in June. Now what? Insights from Economics faculty memberÌýBrian BethuneÌý(far right) in theÌýÌýand Woods College Associate DeanÌýAleksandar Tomic, director of graduate programs in applied economics and analytics, inÌý.

Massachusetts lawmakers are considering banning TikTok on government devices, a move already adopted by the federal government and a number of other states. Woods College M.S. in Cybersecurity Policy and Governance DirectorÌýKevin PowersÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý

A tribute on the passing of the Czech literary star and dissident by Professor of Russian, English, and Jewish StudiesÌýMaxim D. Shrayer.Ìý

A study co-authored by Carroll School Sweeney Professor of AccountingÌýMary Ellen CarterÌýanalyzesÌýemployee responses to increased pay transparency. Its findings are highlighted by theÌý.

Global Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D., comments on the health risks of exposure to lead:Ìý, ,Ìý.

A new study contends that perceived increases in moral decline during the present age are an illusion. Professor of PsychologyÌýLiane Young, who directs BC's Morality Lab and was not involved in the study, comments:Ìý,

How can people learn to make more eco-friendly lifestyle choices? Assistant Professor of Psychology and Sloan Research FellowÌýGregg Sparkman, who studies behaviors related to environmental issues, discusses the topic with Sacramento'sÌý.

In an op-ed, the MacArthur Foundation's president praises the work of MacArthur Fellow and BC Law Drinan Professor Thomas Mitchell related to Black landownership and land loss: .

A federal judge has ordered some Biden administration agencies and top officials not to communicate with social media companies about certain content. BC Law Professor Kent Greenfield weighs in on

When are we our fastest, strongest and most creative? Insights from Assistant Professor of Psychology Joshua Hartshorne, who researches how various cognitive functions change with age:

Greg Gutfeld of Fox NewsÌýhit the ratings summit of late-night. Professor of CommunicationÌýMatt Sienkiewicz, co-author ofÌýThat's Not Funny, comments:Ìý

Comments on the affirmative action and student-debt rulings: BC Law ProfessorÌýKent Greenfield:Ìý,Ìý,ÌýÌý| Lynch School Assistant ProfessorÌýAndrés Castro Samayoa:Ìý

In an op-ed for theÌý, Sociology ProfessorÌýJuliet SchorÌýand Associate ProfessorÌýWen FanÌýwrite on the findings from their global research project on the four-day workweek.

Child-safety investigators fear that new A.I.-generated images will hamper efforts to combat real-world abuse of children. BC Law Professor Daniel Lyons comments on legal aspects of the issue: .

Former vice president Mike Pence is campaigning for president on eliminating the mandate. Experts including Murray and Monti Professor of Economics Peter Ireland weigh in for .

An excerpt from the literary memoir Immigrant Baggage: Morticians, Purloined Diaries, and Other Theatrics of Exile by Professor of Russian, English, and Jewish Studies Maxim D. Shrayer: . | His poem "Minsk Elegy" is published by

Consumers may find the "alphabet soup" of health insurance options can be daunting. Associate Professor of the Practice of Economics Matt Rutledge, research fellow at the Center for Retirement Research, discusses them in a Q&A with .

A bipartisan plan to establish a minimum age could actually gain traction on both sides of the aisle, and over time, help to repair the Supreme Court, writes BC Law Professor Kent Greenfield for .

Most basketball shoes aren’t made for women. Moolah Kicks, founded by Carroll School grad Natalie White '20, is changing that, and kicking into high gear. .

BC Law Liberty Mutual Insurance Professor Patricia McCoy tells that “the pullout from new homeowners’ coverage for consumers living in California poses an existential dilemma."

Both Donald Trump and Jack D. Teixeira face federal prosecutions under the same provision of the act. Insights from BC Law Associate Professor of the PracticeÌýJeffrey Cohen:Ìý.

Lotteries ultimately draw people in based on a dream, one that nearly
always is a fantasy, Carroll School Associate Professor of the Practice Richard McGowan, S.J., tells . Ìý

School of Theology and Ministry Associate ProfessorÌýHosffman OspinoÌýdiscusses the rise in the number of American adults who identify as non-religious, and what that means for society, withÌý.

Athletes from the Beautiful Lives Project for people with disabilities join the BC Football team for fun at the Fish Field House.Ìý,Ìý

Former slaves who came to California mined for gold and bought property, only to have their land stolen or seized. Their families, generations later, say it's time for a reckoning. Insights fromÌýBC Law Drinan ProfessorÌýThomas Mitchell:Ìý,Ìý

Michigan lawmakers seek to nearly double the statute of limitations for civil action in cases of sexual abuse. Connell School Assistant Professor of Nursing Victor Petreca commented on repression of memories in cases of trauma: .

The release of a video of "The Way Forward: Pope Francis, Vatican II, and Synodality," an ecclesial gathering co-sponsored by theÌýBoisi Center for Religion and American Public Life, prompts additional praise for the event:Ìý.

Economics'ÌýBrian BethuneÌýwrites on the outlook for a recession in an op-ed forÌý. | He also comments on the decline in corporate profits:Ìý.

In 2020, incoming Carroll School student Gordon Wayne '23 walked from Virginia to BC to raise awareness about something he knew from personal experience: homelessness. Now a graduate, he remains passionate about his mission. He journey is featured by .

Middle Eastern and North African women and LGBTQ+ Americans don’t see themselves reflected in U.S. data. A proposal to add a new category to the census could have larger benefits for minority public health.ÌýInsights from Connell School of Nursing Associate ProfessorÌýNadia Abuelezam:Ìý

BC Law Professor and Lee Distinguished ScholarÌýMark BrodinÌýdiscusses the killing of Jordan Neely and the history of vigilantism and racism:Ìý

Professor of Russian, English, and Jewish Studies Maxim D. Shrayer , Immigrant Baggage, with journalist and blogger Deborah Kalb. His latest poem, "The Bombing of Odessa," appears in the international literary magazine .

A new survey shows only half of Americans now say they are sure God exists—one of several nuggets of new data about religion in America. School of Theology and Ministry ProfessorÌýThomas Groome comments:Ìý

An essay by History Professor Oliver Rafferty, S.J., in Catholic newspaper .

Montana is the first state to ban TikTok due to security concerns about the China-based app. But the ban faces a legal uphill battle, BC Law Professor and Associate DeanÌýDaniel LyonsÌýtellsÌý

Insights from noted tax scholar and BC Law Kenealy ProfessorÌýJames Repetti as to what kind of gifts are taxable:Ìý.

Why did the audience at the CNN town hall cheer Donald Trump's disparaging remarks about E. Jean Carroll? Comments by Professor of Psychology Liane Young on "motivated reasoning" and her research related to morality and society are highlighted in the .

Rachael Rollins is resigning as U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts after a Justice Department ethics probe. BC Law Drinan Professor EmeritusÌýGeorge Brown, former chair of the Massachusetts Ethics Commission, comments:ÌýÌý,Ìý

If the U.S. hits the debt limit, the disruption in benefits would strain the budgets of many Americans who get Social Security. Center for Retirement Research DirectorÌýAlicia MunnellÌýweighs in:Ìý,Ìý. | More Center research in the news:Ìý,ÌýÌý,Ìý

Associate Professor of the Practice of EconomicsÌýChandini SankaranÌýdiscussed the evolution of job skills, and how computers and robots have changed labor markets and available jobs, during a class featured onÌý Ìý

How can credit card companies afford to offer big sign-on bonuses? And are bonus-seekers good customers? Insights from Carroll School Associate Professor of MarketingÌýMin Zhao:Ìý.

Advocates are calling for relief from the effects of environmental pollution in Mass., disproportionately felt by lower-income and minority families. Assistant Professor of Sociology and Environmental StudiesÌýLacee SatcherÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý.

Liberty Mutual Professor of LawÌýPatricia McCoyÌýweighs in on the sale of First Republic Bank and related topics:Ìý,Ìý,Ìý,Ìý| Economics'ÌýBrian BethuneÌýcomments on the impact on banks of the Fed's latest rate hike:Ìý.

In two coronation-related pieces, historian and School of Theology and Ministry Visiting ProfessorÌýJeffrey von Arx, S.J., writes on Charles III and the Stuart succession forÌýÌýand the position, powers, and prerogatives of a British monarch and an American president forÌý.

Kantika, the latest novel by Professor of EnglishÌýElizabeth Graver, is "a meticulous endeavor to preserve the memories of a family, an elegy and a celebration both":Ìý. | She writes on the anonymous horses of "Ponyhenge" for the .

TheÌýannouncement that Nobel laureate Paul M. RomerÌýwill join BC as the Seidner University Professor and leader of the new Center for the Economics of Ideas is highlighted by theÌý.

Joseph Professor of Catholic Systematic TheologyÌýRichard GaillardetzÌýcomments on Pope Francis' decision to expand participation in the upcoming Synod of Bishops to include laypersons as full members.

JetBlue CEO Robin Hayes spoke at the May gathering of theÌýÌÇÐÄVlog Chief Executives Club, in conversation with Boston Celtics managing partner Wyc Grousbeck.ÌýÌý

There are several factors contributing to the public’s lack of desire to see the two face each other for a second time. Associate Professor of Political ScienceÌýDavid HopkinsÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý,Ìý.

Proposed amendments to add either female or gender-neutral pronouns would send the message that the Commonwealth embraces equal political participation by all, writes BC Law Visiting ProfessorÌýElizabeth D. Katz:Ìý.

Findings from a comprehensive analysis of the health hazards posed by plastics—published in March by an international team led by Global Observatory on Planetary Health DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D.—are featured byÌýÌý| His comments on a 2022 BC-led study of air pollution in Massachusetts are featured byÌý.

In an essay forÌý, Libby Professor of Theology and LawÌýCathleen KavenyÌýconsiders the morality of a recent sting operation orchestrated by conservative Catholics to track wayward clerics.

Alumna Karen Lynch, who as president and CEO of CVS Health seeks to make health care simpler, more personalized, and more affordable, is named to the "titans" category of TIME'sÌý.

Professor of the Practice of HistoryÌýRobert SavageÌýcommented on the aftermath of the agreement, as well as on President Biden's visit to Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, in interviews with theÌýÌýandÌý.

Average life expectancy has risen by 16 years since the national retirement age was set at 65.ÌýGal WettsteinÌýof the Center for Retirement Research looked at age and potential for employment in a study about people’s working life expectancy:Ìý.

Woods College M.S. in Cybersecurity Policy and Governance DirectorÌýKevin PowersÌýcommented on a ransomware incident reported by Massachusetts' second-largest health insurer:Ìý.

The announcement thatÌýOksana Markarova,Ìýambassador of Ukraine to the U.S., would address the Class of 2023 at Commencement was highlighted by theÌý.

The announcementÌý thatÌýOksana Markarova,Ìýambassador of Ukraine to the U.S., would address the Class of 2023 at Commencement was highlighted by theÌý.

Patty Raube Keller, director of the Woods College M.S. in Sports Administration program, is honored by the National Junior College Athletic Association for her integral role in the structuring and organizing of the NJCAA Student-Athlete Council.Ìý.

Choosing the optimal listing price is key to a successful home sale. Insights from Carroll School Associate Professor of MarketingÌýGerald SmithÌýon strategies to get the most for a property:Ìý

Professor of Near Eastern StudiesÌýFranck SalamehÌýwrites onÌýthe caretaker government's move to postpone the annual switch to Daylight Saving Time, throwing into disarray global activities that depend on coordinated time zones:Ìý.

Despite solid financial track records, many older Americans have a hard time getting approvals for mortgages. Center for Retirement Research DirectorÌýAlicia MunnellÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý

O'Neill Professor of American PoliticsÌýR. Shep Melnick, author ofÌýThe Transformation of Title IX,Ìýweighs in on the Biden administration’s latest proposal to protect transgender people:Ìý.

How do values and beliefs play into polarizing political biases? Research by Psychology ProfessorÌýLiane YoungÌýand her former studentÌýLaura Niemi Ph.D.'15Ìýis cited by aÌýÌýcolumnist, in a piece that includes comments from Assistant ProfessorÌýJoshua Hartshorne.

Assistant Professor of Sociology and Environmental StudiesÌýLacee Satcher,Ìýwho was a panelist for a discussion of environmental racism at the Boston Public Library, discussed the topic onÌý.

Federal officials have warned about a practice that allows hackers to access data on phones using some public power outlets or public charging stations. Woods College M.S. in Cybersecurity Policy and Governance DirectorÌýKevin PowersÌýcomments forÌý.

Wall-to-wall media coverage of Donald Trump’s indictment underscores the former president’s hold on the press. Associate Professor of CommunicationÌýMichael SerazioÌýweighs in forÌý.

The state commission rejected a request from DraftKings following a letter from the BAA opposing the move. Carroll School Associate Professor of the Practice of FinanceÌýRichard McGowan, S.J.,Ìý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý

In-person attendance at religious services is slightly lower than before the COVID-19 outbreak, according to a new Pew survey. School of Theology and Ministry Professor Thomas Groome comments for .

A Boston Globe columnist writes in tribute to John J. McColgan '68, who has retired as city archivist of Boston, a position he had held since 1995.

Rafael Soriano: The Artist as Mystic, the unprecedented examination of the work of the Cuban-born painter presented by theÌýMcMullen Museum of ArtÌýin 2017 and curated by BC faculty memberÌýElizabeth Thompson Goizueta, is now on display at Casa de América in Madrid.ÌýÌý| The McMullen's current exhibition,ÌýLandscape of Memory, also was featured byÌý.

As Pope Francis marks his 10th anniversary, School of Theology and Ministry Associate ProfessorÌýHosffman OspinoÌýoutlines how the pontiff has benefitted both American Catholic bishops and the rest of the Catholic community.Ìý

Professor of Political ScienceÌýMarc Landy discussed the impact of the indictment of former president Donald Trump: Ìý(segment begins at 12:36),Ìý.

Age is important when it comes to Social Security and Medicare, and age also is a target in the debate over how to shore up both programs. Center for Retirement Research DirectorÌýAlicia Munnell comments:

Woods College Associate DeanÌýAleksandar TomicÌýdiscussedÌýÌýand theÌýÌýin a pair of Q&As with MoneyGeek.

AT&T chief executive John Stankey was the latest guest at theÌýÌÇÐÄVlog Chief Executives Club, where he participated in a Q&A with John Hancock president Marianne Harrison.Ìý

Professor of Sociology and social economistÌýJuliet SchorÌýdiscusses research findings from her global four-day workweek project withÌý.

Would the possible indictment help or harm the former president's current campaign?ÌýProfessor of Political ScienceÌýMarc LandyÌýis among experts weighing in:Ìý.

Libby Professor of Theology and LawÌýCathleen KavenyÌýdiscusses how tensions in the Church were overtaken by an American-style culture war inÌý

AÌýa sweeping international report says plastics are causing so much harm to health that global regulation is needed. Lead author and Global Observatory on Planetary Health DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D.,Ìýdiscussed the findings:Ìý. | The report also is featured byÌýÌýandÌý.

Liberty Mutual Insurance Professor of LawÌýPatricia McCoy spoke to news outlets across the nation regarding the collapse and federal bailout of SVB Bank, the fallout and other challenges facing the banking industry.

School of Theology and Ministry Associate Professor of the PracticeÌýRafael LucianiÌýoutlines how the pontificate of Pope Francis initiates a new phase in the reception of Vatican II in a co-authored piece forÌý.

As part of an NBC 10 News docuseries on the N.H. political migration known as the Free State Project, BC Law Associate Professor of the PracticeÌýJeffrey CohenÌýis interviewed about a case of wire fraud and money laundering using cryptocurrency.Ìý

An essay on living a translingual life by Professor of Russian, English, and Jewish StudiesÌýMaxim D. Shrayer, adapted from his forthcoming memoir, is published byÌýÌýand picked up byÌý. | His translation for Purim of "In the Basement" by Isaac Babel appears inÌý.

Millions of workers open retirement accounts, then ignore or forget about them.ÌýLaura QuinbyÌýof the Center for Retirement Research weighs in:Ìý. | Center research on retirement preparedness among baby boomers is cited by theÌý

The U.S. Government has filed a federal Clean Air Act lawsuit against the nation's only manufacturer of neoprene synthetic rubber, saying related pollution disproportionately exposes Black residents to a probable human carcinogen. Global Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D., comments:Ìý.

Associate Professor of Political ScienceÌýPeter KrauseÌýcomments on Saudi Arabia’s embrace of Chinese diplomacy with Iran.

Economics'ÌýBrian BethuneÌýweighs in on various aspects of the Federal Reserve's ongoing effort to curb inflation:Ìý,Ìý,Ìý.

BC Law adjunct faculty memberÌýJeffrey PyleÌýcomments on the Fox News defamation case, specifically theÌýfirst post-election Sidney Powell appearance and the “wackadoodleâ€� email said to have inspired some of the segment’s claims:Ìý

A major conference on Pope Francis, Vatican II, and synodality co-hosted by theÌýBoisi Center for Religion and American Public Life is believed to be the largest gathering of Catholic leadership at a college campus in the nation's history. | ,

Liberty Mutual Insurance Professor of LawÌýPatricia McCoyÌýweighs inÌýon the SVB failure and what's next for the banking industry:Ìý,Ìý,Ìý.

As the Federal Reserve continues to fight inflation with interest rate hikes, increasing attention is being paid to the U.S. job market, which is seeing the lowest level of unemployment in more than 50 years. Economics'ÌýBrian BethuneÌýcomments forÌý.

The Oakland ransomware attack involves personal data of current and former employees going back to 2010, according to city officials. Woods College M.S. in Cybersecurity Policy and Governance DirectorÌýKevin PowersÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý. | In the video podcastÌý, he discusses the case of the Uber CISO convictedÌýin relation to the ride-share's 2016 breach.

Lynch School Associate DeanÌýJulia DeVoy, who is part of a research project, supported by a Schiller Institute grant, that is assessing environmental impacts of textile waste, was interviewed byÌý.

Can Dominion’s lawsuit overcome the traditional free-speech defense for news media? Legal observers including BC Law adjunct faculty memberÌýJeffrey PyleÌýweighed in for theÌý.

In anticipation of the 95th Academy Awards, Boston filmmaker and part-time Film Studies faculty memberÌýGautam ChopraÌýdiscussed diversity in the main categories: .

An online course in synodality presented by theÌýSchool of Theology and MinistryÌýis deemed "a real service to the church and a valuable resource to anyone trying to better understand this synodal journey:Ìý .

Labor market trendsÌýsuggest that U.S. workers need a break, write Professor of SociologyÌýJuliet SchorÌýand Associate ProfessorÌýWen Fan, who outline findings from their global four-day workweek study in an op-ed for theÌý. Schor also discusses them withÌý

Lynch School ProfessorÌýRebekah Levine Coley, director of the ÌÇÐÄVlog Institute of Early Childhood Policy, discusses the economic benefits of free or heavily subsidized high quality child care: .

In cases where police are the ones who fire their weapons in a fatal shooting, district attorneys face the task of investigating their co-workers, and at times even their friends. BC Law ProfessorÌýRobert BloomÌýweighs in:Ìý.

Iran’s rulers now face a currency crisis. Assistant Professor of SociologyÌýMohammad Ali Kadivar, who studies Iranian protest movements, comments for theÌý.

In the aftermath of the train derailment that spewed toxic chemicals into the air, water, and soil, what's next for thousands of Ohioans who could now be sick?ÌýGlobal Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D., and BC LawÌýProfessor of the PracticeÌýMary Ann ChirbaÌýcomment forÌý. | Landrigan also weighs in forÌý.

More research findings from the U.K 4-day workweek pilot program overseen byÌýProfessor of SociologyÌýJuliet Schor:Ìý,ÌýÌýÌý,Ìý,Ìý,Ìý,Ìý

The Maine winner of a $1.35 billion Mega Millions jackpot remained anonymous by using a limited liability company to claim the prize on their behalf. Insights from BC Law ProfessorÌýRay Madoff:Ìý.

Carroll School of Management graduateÌýGrace Mayer '22, who minored in journalism,Ìýreceived theÌýChronicle of Higher Education's for its top reporting intern.

Chatbots, and the underlying technology areaÌýknown as generative AI, areÌýstoking interest among investors and entrepreneurs. Lynch School Nelson Chair and Associate Dean for ResearchÌýBrian SmithÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý.

Google is before the Supreme Court in a legal battle over how much liability comes with hosting third-party content. BC Law ProfessorÌýDaniel LyonsÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý,Ìý

BC Law Drinan Professor Thomas W. Mitchell, director of the Initiative on Land, Housing and Property Rights, comments on the complexities of the landmark Bruce's Beach case: .

The city of Oakland, California's computer system has been the victim of a ransomware attack.ÌýWoods College M.S. in Cybersecurity Policy and Governance Director Kevin Powers weighs in on .

Professor of EnglishÌýCarlo Rotella writes on Nashville's Shane McAnally, the songwriter behind many of country music’s No. 1 hits, in the

Professor of Sociology and social economistÌýJuliet SchorÌýdiscusses findings from her global research of the four-day work week in an interview withÌý

"For My Daughters, on Yom Kippur," a poem by Professor of Russian, English, and Jewish StudiesÌýMaxim D. Shrayer, is featuredÌý(both the text and his reading of it) in the magazineÌý.

After lavishing employees with perks, including expanded parental leave, in a tight labor market, companies have now turned to mass job cuts. Research by the Center for Work & Family, and comments by its executive director,ÌýBrad Harrington, are cited by theÌý.

The Great Resignation created the idea that people were leaving the labor force forever, but new hard data is proving differently. Lynch School Professor David Blustein weighs in: .

An op-ed by School of Theology and Ministry Associate Professor Hosffman Ospino draws on findings from his national study conducted with Roche Center for Catholic Education Executive Director Melodie Wyttenbach.

Vice President for Student AffairsÌýShawna Cooper WhiteheadÌýcontributes aÌýÌýfor NASPA, Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education.

Ireland's proposed legislation is deeply flawed, writes Associate Professor of EnglishÌýJames Smith, in an op-ed forÌý.

AÌýconsulting firm and an air charter company are suing Twitter over unpaid invoices for services pre-dating Musk’s $44 billion takeover. BC Law ProfessorÌýBrian QuinnÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý.

Associate Professor of EconomicsÌýRobert MurphyÌýweighs in on the Federal Reserve and the outlook for rate hikes in aÌý.

LegalÌýsports gambling has officially arrived in Massachusetts. Gaming industry expert and Carroll School Associate Professor of the PracticeÌýRichard McGowan, S.J., weighs in for and the .

AI technology is growing in popularity, and educators are weighing how it fits—or doesn't fit—in classroom settings. Center for Digital Innovation in Learning Associate Director John FitzGibbonÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý.

Research by Associate Professor of Political ScienceÌýDavid HopkinsÌýon the urban-rural partisan divide in U.S. politics is highlighted in theÌý.

"The Linguist," a poem by Professor of Russian, English, and Jewish StudiesÌýMaxim D. ShrayerÌýwritten in tributeÌýto Professor Emeritus of LinguisticsÌýM.J. Connolly, is one of two of his works featured by theÌý. | Shrayer reflects on the "Tel Aviv syndrome" in an essay forÌý.

Millions of Americans are quitting their jobs each month, even in the face of high inflation. Retired Carroll School Professor of Business LawÌýChristine O'BrienÌýweighs in on contributing factors and the potential economic impact:Ìý.

The Taliban has suspended the rights of Afghan women to pursue higher education, prompting U.S. universities to seek ways to help them. AÌýfree online course for Afghan female students, launched last fall by Lynch School Professor EmeritaÌýMaria Estela Brisk, is highlighted byÌý.

Workforce cuts are occurring across the nation, with Google, Microsoft, Salesforce, and Boston-based Wayfair and others all making announcements. Murray and Monti Professor of EconomicsÌýPeter IrelandÌý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý.

A new report byÌýBC Law School’sÌýCivil Rights ClinicÌýand the Brazilian Worker Center focuses on the efficacy of the Massachusetts Domestic Workers Bill of Rights.ÌýÌý| The findings are featured byÌýÌýandÌý.

New proposed limits from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency represent a step forward for air quality, but some say they fall short of what's needed to save more lives. Global Public Health Program DirectorÌýPhilip Landrigan, M.D.,Ìý³¦´Ç³¾³¾±ð²Ô³Ù²õ:Ìý.

Evidence in the murder case against Brian Walshe includes more than a dozen disturbing Google searches—raising questions about how long informationÌýstays on the internet even if you delete your history. Insights fromÌýKevin Powers, director of the Woods College M.S. in Cybersecurity Policy and Governance program:Ìý

In some state legislatures, Republicans are not acceding to the hard right. Assistant Professor of Political ScienceÌýMichael HartneyÌýcomments in theÌý.

Quiet quitting might be declining, but its theme of rebalancing work and home life will continue into the new year. Lynch School ProfessorÌýDavid Blustein,Ìýwho studies the psychological nature of work, comments:Ìý

Experts including Lynch School ProfessorÌýBelle LiangÌýweigh in on the concept that so-called "Blue Monday," the third Monday in January, is the worst for people's mental health.Ìý

All too often clunky dialogue breaks the spell of CGI-heavy TV epics, Professor of EnglishÌýCarlo Rotella writes in an essay on the magic of good fantasy writing: .

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