WEEK OF JULY 28, 2025
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Korey Tillman, Assistant Professor of Criminology and Africana Studies, has published "Stops: How Race, Space, and Policing Shapes Who is Human and Who is Not" in the Journal of Black Studies.
From the ice caps to the moon: Northeastern professor charts military’s environmental adaptation
Northeastern Global News
Gretchen Heefner
Chair and Professor of History
He tried to build a Black state. A Northeastern professor tells his daring, flawed story
Northeastern Global News
Caleb Gayle
Associate Professor, Department of Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies, and Africana Studies Program
Law enforcement is learning how to use AI more ethically thanks to a Northeastern expert
Cansu Canca
Director of Responsible AI Practice; Associate Research Professor, Philosophy & Religion
‘No immigrant truly feels free right now’: Meet those impacted by immigration policy
NBC 10 Boston
Hua Dong
Principal Lecturer in Chinese
Underserved Communities Need More Green Funding Focus
Boston Herald
Joan Fitzgerald
Professor of Public Policy and Urban Affairs
Economists Remain Dubious on Trump Trade Moves
Leader's Edge
William Dickens
University Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Economics and Public Policy
Negro Election Day may seem like ancient history, but it remains as prescient as ever
Prism
Kabria Baumgartner
Dean’s Associate Professor of History and Africana Studies
Cleveland is spending millions on a controversial gunshot detection system. Is it making us safer?
Cleveland.com
Eric Piza
Lipman Family Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Director of Crime Analysis Initiatives, Co-Director Crime Prevention lab
Patricia J. Williams on Martha S. Jones’s The Trouble of Color
LitHub
Patricia Williams
University Distinguished Professor of Law and Humanities
July Economist Snapshot: What Will the Big Beautiful Bill Mean for Commercial Real Estate and Housing?
Urban Land
Trump’s Texas visit highlights an us-vs-them approach to disasters
Reuters
How Systemic Gaps Left Texans Exposed in Deadly Flood, and What Happens Next
New York Sun
Daniel Aldrich
Professor, Political Science and Public Policy; Co-Director of the Global Resilience Institute
Map Shows States Where Carcinogens Detected in Drinking Water Sources
Newsweek
Your Smartwatch Could Carry a Hidden Health Risk
Amid PFAS fallout, Maine residents navigate medical risks
Washington Post
Phil Brown
University Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Health Sciences; Director, Social Science Environmental Health Research Institute
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