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Expert Tips to Make Your New Year’s Resolution Stick
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Multidisciplinary Group of Faculty Examines Disease ‘From Cells to Society’
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Students From Shaw Center’s Nutrition Initiative Make Learning Fun
Falk College students teach nutrition and cooking through hands‑on lessons that empower Syracuse schoolchildren to embrace healthy eating and lifelong food habits.
The Science of Black Holes: Secrets of the Cosmos
Eric Coughlin's groundbreaking research explores the feeding habits of super-massive black holes using a predictive model forecasting when a star will be shredded.
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What’s Driving the Rise in Grandparent Childcare
Madonna Harrington Meyer, University Professor in the Maxwell School, explains how grandparents increasingly provide care due to rising single parenthood and inadequate federal family support programs.
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The Rise of the Political Potty Mouth
Robert Thompson, Trustee Professor in the Newhouse School, discusses how recent years have established new norms blurring the line between casual speech and public political discourse.
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Supreme Court Delay May Signal Trump Win in High-Stakes Tariff Fight, Experts Say
Terence Lau, dean of the College of Law, suggests the Supreme Court's delay indicates justices are debating the scope of potential remedies if they rule against the president’s tariffs.
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Europeans Have Trillions of Dollars Worth of Leverage on the US Economy. They’re Not Likely to Use It.
Daniel McDowell, professor in the Maxwell School, breaks down the economic consequences if European banks sell off American treasuries.
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Can a City Tell ICE To Leave? What Law Actually Allows—and What It Doesn’t
Jenny Breen, associate professor in the College of Law, explains the Tenth Amendment and the powers between city and federal agencies.
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The Saturday Morning Cartoons That Raised Us—and Still Make Us Smile Today
Robert Thompson, Trustee Professor in the Newhouse School, talks about the impact of Saturday morning cartoons on kids of the past.