Some People Do Heed Fast-Food Calorie Data
Does nutrition information help diners make wise decisions in fast-food restaurants? The latest study finds it does with some people — but that’s still a net benefit to society.
Climate Change Threatens Great Lakes’ Parks
With temperatures rising and lake levels lowering, environmentalists say there's reason to be worried about the future of national parks.
Transgender Issues Hidden in Same-Sex Marriage Debate
The culture war over same-sex marriage in the United States ignores people whose gender has changed or is less than black-and-white.
Website Demystifies Redistricting
One Loyola Law School educator's redistricting website offers a melting pot of useful information about the practice for all Americans.
‘The Real Science Gap’ Receives Investigative Reporting Prize
The Miller-McCune cover story "The Real Science Gap" has garnered attention in the past year for its compelling arguments and recently received the Iris Molotsky Award for Coverage in Higher Education.