Social Justice Grand Assemblage Addresses Grand Challenges Our Michael Haederle reports live from El Paso, where academics gathered at a conference looking for practical innovations to address the big problems. Michael Haederle
Social Justice Product Placement Links Celluloid and Cellulite The first comprehensive analysis of its type finds food and beverage products appear in more than two-thirds of popular movies. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice A Fatter Phobia Overweight is the new normal in America. So why do we still share an immediate, negative reaction toward the obese? Erik Hayden
Economics The Empowering Power of Ice Blocks of ice are joining molten salt and compressed air as ways to deliver yesterday's energy when it's wanted today. David Richardson
Education Female Teachers Add to Students’ Math Anxiety Highly math-anxious female teachers may lead girls to conform to the stereotype that, when it comes to math, they just can't compete with the boys. Elisabeth Best
Social Justice U.S. Defense Review Serious About Climate Change National security blueprint finds climate change "inextricably" linked to energy and economic concerns. Sam Kornell
Social Justice To Feel Good, Reach for the Sky New research finds upward physical movements inspire positive memories. Tom Jacobs
Environment Give Me Something to Believe in Adolescents are aware of the serious consequences of climate change. So why don't they do anything about it? Erik Hayden
Social Justice Social Networking Breeds Better Citizens? LOL! Facebook friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your earbuds. But don’t ask me to name the Speaker of the House. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice A Long March Out of the Closet With the general public overwhelming in support of repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell, why is it still politically contentious to overturn the policy? Erik Hayden