#Students

Beatrice Cherrier

Undercoverhist

1/ In 1938 as in 2018, trade wars, tariffs and mercantilism were hot topics. That year, Bryn Mawr economist Karl Anderson published a blistering critique of Australian econs’ attempts to

Ezzatullah Mehrdad

EzzatMehrdad

I feel intimidated by the Afghan government after I asked it for evidence. On Saturday, three bombs killed around 80 teenage girls in Kabul. The govt. said the Taliban was

Jesse McLaren

McJesse

I've decided to calculate exactly how long after their excellent adventure with Bill and Ted each historical figure died a horrific death. Here are the results. After having a

Wendy Lu

wendyluwrites

I'm so proud of all the #ADA30 coverage @HuffPost has put out this month. This thread is dedicated to our team's incredible work, starting with @sterncarly96's piece about how #disabled

Jonathan Sebat

sebatlab

I’m actually a bit grateful that science twitter did not exist when I was undergrad because the advice my dear friends are constantly giving these days would NOT have worked

Avnish Nanda

avnishnanda

I’ve been talking to incoming law students at law schools over the past few weeks and experiences like these are front and centre in those discussions. But, this sort of

Melanie Wilcox

melmwilcox

This is a great question, and a hard one to answer even with this being a major part of my research! Also, a lot of things driving the student loan

Axios

axios

DEEP DIVE: The foreign worker slump — Coronavirus has slammed the door on highly skilled foreign workers — aiding Trump's push to limit American-based companies' hiring of foreigners, @StefWKight writes.The

Adrian Yalland

AdrianYalland

Oh dear, I’ve just dipped into UK “General Election world”. Wish I hadn’t. I see Labour are already blaming their inevitable loss on BBC bias rather than their unelectable, anti-semitic,

Kaila Ramsey

k_ramasaurus

.@dcpublicschools released its #ReopenStrong plan & nowhere does it talk about the critical need for COVID testing of all returning staff and students 1/26 This makes us one of the

Ian Bogost

ibogost

As the K-12 school year bears down, seemingly impossible, it’s notable how quickly everyone has essentially admitted that the hundred-year history of compulsory school in America was mostly a subsidized

Bernadette Lim, MS

bernielim

Today a "mentor in medicine" I once looked up to harassed/talked down to me/my dreams (in "good fun") *in front of my parents* after she met them for the first

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strao_oberry

genie things that r real but don't sound real i have this one pair of mom jeans that's my favourite and it's torn not ONce, but Twice at the ass

VA 🌗

vananapeel

in slater, alone, eating dinner. there were suddenly some very loud noises - like construction hammers? i yelled "hello" very loudly like i was in a horror movie - no

Londyn Robinson (rheuminate)

londyloo

The lack of gender equity & diversity in academia is extremely apparent at graduation, when primarily white male admin bestow well-wishes onto the next gen of health professionals. Representation matters.

J. Garrett-Walker

j_garrettwalker

Hey #AcademicTwitter are you ready to discuss why I am leaving a tenured faculty position the summer before going up for Full Professor for a term faculty position. No? Ok,