What We’re Reading

October 5, 2018

At Elite Colleges, Racial Diversity Requires Affirmative Action

By Susan Dynarski

The New York Times

October 4, 2018

Can Liberal Democracies Survive Identity Politics?

By A.L.

The Economist

October 4, 2018

Can ‘Persuasive Technology’ Change Behavior and Help People Better Manage Chronic Diseases?

By Samir Chatterjee

The Conversation

October 3, 2018

Rural Voters Remain Reluctant to Vote for Female Candidates

By Tom Jacobs

Pacific Standard

October 3, 2018

Does Autism Raise the Risk of PTSD?

By Lauren Gravitz

Scientific American

October 2, 2018

When It Comes to Ford and Kavanaugh, Can We Really Be Objective? New Research Suggests Not

By Julie O’Brien, English Sall, and Jenna Clark

Thomson Reuters Foundation

October 2, 2018

Congratulations. Your Study Went Nowhere.

By Aaron E. Carroll

The New York Times

October 2, 2018

Unpublished and Untenured, a Philosopher Inspired a Cult Following

By James Ryerson

The New York Times

October 1, 2018

Detailed New National Maps Show How Neighborhoods Shape Children for Life

By Emily Badger and Quoctrung Bui

The New York Times

October 1, 2018

Recent Research Sheds New Light on Why Nicotine Is So Addictive

By Nora D. Volkow

Scientific American

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