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College presidents reaction to the violent unrest at the U.S. Capitol
1/7/21
An article in Inside Higher Education on the violent unrest in the U.S. Capitol featured UB President Satish K. Tripathi's message to the UB community.
Are we facing the death of teams, or a rebirth?
1/6/21
Psychology Today published an article co-authored by Kate Berukova, about how the coronavirus pandemic may affect how we relate and interact with one another for years to come.
Social platforms flex their power, lock down Trump accounts
1/7/21
An Associated Press quotes Monica Stephens in an article on social media platforms locking down the accounts of President Trump
California's sustained COVID-19 surge packs hospitals
1/10/21
The Wall Street Journal spoke to Thomas Russo, as California’s surge of coronavirus cases continued to overwhelm the state’s hospitals over the weekend.
Ways of regaining motivation, according to science
1/14/21
CNBC quotes Lora Park in a story on how people can find motivation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
An inauguration that breaks barriers
1/20/21
An article in The Independent featured Carine Mardorossian, who discussed how Vice President Kamala Harris is breaking down barriers for women, moms and people of color.
What will happen to the environmental resistance movement now that Trump is gone?
1/24/21
Salon.com quoted Adam Rome in a column about how Trump’s presidency created a more robust environmental movement in the U.S.
NFL results still falling short in the hiring of minority head coaches
1/28/21
An article in the New York Times features Helen "Nellie" Drew about how the Houston Texans of the NFL are set to hire David Culley, as the team's first-ever Black head coach.
A 10-year-old cashes in his GameStop shares
1/30/21
The Washington Post quoted Veljko Fotak, in an article on a 10-year old child who cashed in $3,200 of GameStop stock, gifted to him in 2019 by his mother