Global health through the lens of a social scientist
Published on The Badger Herald on May 2, 2016 When the deadly Ebola epidemic broke out in West Africa in
Category: Global
Intel, Adobe, IBM and others on the lifecycle of corporate sustainability goal-setting
Published on GreenBiz The fast-approaching 2020, focal point of countless corporate sustainability strategies, signals that we’re almost officially a decade
Innovator BanQu builds blockchain and bridges for traceability, small farmers’ livelihoods
Published on GreenBiz Businesses can’t ignore the growing consumer interest in the origin of their purchases. From food and beverages to
Tokyo wants to woo you with robots
If you’re lucky to attend the Olympic Games in Tokyo next summer, expect to see robots. A lot of robots.
Rendezvous with fashion: Inside the life and career of Anna Piaggi
An assembly of vintage costume-clad women arrived at the Italian Cultural Institute of Chicago Thursday night, paying homage to Anna
Majority of Americans now accept climate change, support carbon tax
Published on Medill Reports Remember this tweet from President Donald Trump as the Midwest shivered through record low temperatures? Despite
Your old cell phone could become the medals for 2020 Tokyo Olympics
Published on Medill Reports If you live in Japan, you might have a chance to see top athletes all over
Despite long odds, woman is taking her ‘David versus Goliath’ battle worldwide #COP23
Published on Women in the World With the 2017 United Nations Climate Change Conference under way, Pelenise Alofa is gearing up for
Why these college students want Trump to visit their tiny island in the Pacific Ocean #COP23
Published on Women in the World Walking along the idyllic shores of their island nation, I-Kiribati youth activist Tiiranga Bwamaere examines
Non-native foreign language instructors help students through shared experiences
Published on The Badger Herald When Junko Mori came to Wisconsin in the 1990s, Japan was experiencing an economic boom. To
