Social Justice Is Polygamy a Natural Impulse? A conversation with biologist David P. Barash on the biological underpinnings of human polygamy. Libby Copeland
Social Justice The Disease at the Heart—and Arteries—of Polygamy Polygamists are four times more likely to suffer heart disease than others, one researcher says, though the underlying causes are unclear. Nathan Collins
Social Justice 3 Conferences Happening in January and February That Are Worth Attending From Managing Popular Culture? to Social Media in the Pharmaceutical Industry, academic gatherings you should be aware of. Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Modern Marriage: Standing on Ceremony Regarding same-sex marriage, there's less daylight than might be expected between religious conservatives and some LGBT activists. Amy R. Ramos
Social Justice Monogamy, Polygyny and the Well-Tended Garden The advent of agriculture created a new kind of seed-scattering strategy. Michael Haederle
News in Brief Big Love Soaking the State Religiously inspired polygamy creates a financial burden on the state, something both the United States and France agree on. Michael Scott Moore