Simply Stated: Is the ‘frat flu’ part of the college experience?

For students outside of Greek life, fraternity lingo can feel like a foreign language, yet one term has transcended the Greek glossary: “frat flu” colloquially describes the wave of viral upper re...
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The cost of a virus: the politics of the U.S. bird flu outbreak and its public health implications

Amidst growing fears of human-to-human transmission, “bird flu” is no longer just a grocery store problem — it’s exposing instability in our new administration’s approach to public health. S...
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This May Help: Maintaining agency and preserving mental well-being amidst political uncertainty

For professor Erin Khuê Ninh, this collective emotional response to political inequities was heightened by the recent election and became the decisive catalyst for launching This May Help.
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Simply Stated: Can AI predict politics? Investigating the mathematics of election forecasting

Despite the overwhelming surplus of election predictions, many voters remain skeptical about whether it’s even possible to interpret the current political landscape through a scientific perspective....
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