Psychology’s Julie Exline discusses rules of religion
Beyond the rules: faith, freedom, and the chance to soar Psychology Today: Julie Exline, associate professor of psychology,...
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Mandel School graduate student Deena Lubelski pens article on county jail internship experience
Mental illness in the Cuyahoga County Jail The Plain Dealer: Deena Lubelski, a graduate student in the Mandel...
Astronomy’s Stacy McGaugh discusses alternative theory to dark matter
Predicting the speeds of stars in the dwarf satellite galaxies of Andromeda: dark matter or modified gravity? National...
Individuals can benefit from using crowdfunding, says Weatherhead’s Michael Goldberg
Streetsboro’s Lambotte family use crowdfunding to help pay adoption and medical expenses The Plain Dealer: When they found...
Law’s Michael Scharf discusses The Eastern District of Virginia’s “Rocket Docket” reputation
Increasingly, Virginia’s ‘Rocket Docket’ extends its jurisdiction to international cases The Associated Press: The Eastern District of Virginia...
Jean-Eudes Dazard, Suzanne Rivera sound off on impact of federal research cuts
Ohio colleges brace for federal research cuts The Columbus Dispatch: Researchers around the state are preparing to cut...
Law’s Jonathan Entin analyzes T.J. Lane’s courtroom conduct
Experts, community ponder T.J. Lane’s courtroom antics The Morning Journal: During a hearing, T.J. Lane took off his...
EPA may recognize that it needs to be less aggressive, says Law’s Jonathan Adler
Analysis: Obama’s climate agenda may face setbacks in federal court Reuters: President Barack Obama’s plan to use the...
Astronomy and physics’ Glenn Starkman discusses big bang afterglow model
Best image of big bang afterglow ever confirms standard cosmology Science: Researchers working with the European Space Agency’s...
Asteroids could have begun as balls of mud, not rock, says geodynamics’ Steven Hauck
Slushy start mooted for space rocks Nature: New findings show that space rocks, or asteroids, might have begun...