Topic: science

Biden Policy Disrespects Both Science and Religion

November 16, 2021 in

The Wall Street Journal

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College of the Ozarks

gender identity, religion, science

This climate change contrarian gives us an important reminder about science in general

October 12, 2021 in

The Washington Post

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Purdue University

The U.S. put a man on the moon. But it might be harder to do the same on Mars.

February 25, 2021 in

The Washington Post

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Purdue University

NASA, science, technology

We’re Reopening Notre Dame. It’s Worth the Risk.

May 26, 2020 in

The New York Times

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Rev. John I. Jenkins

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University of Notre Dame

COVID-19, science

We Must Have Both

August 5, 2019 in

Inside Higher Ed

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Mary Sue Coleman, Peter McPherson

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Association of American Universities (AAU), Association of Public and Land-grant Universities

innovation, research, science

A genuine Big Idea that could fix the border problem

May 3, 2019 in

The Washington Post

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Purdue University

science, sustainability

A national resource for high-tech materials is needed now; luckily, we have one in Iowa

November 30, 2018 in

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Wendy Wintersteen

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Iowa State University

science, technology

This is the most important tech contest since the space race, and America is losing.

May 11, 2018 in

The Washington Post

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C. L. Max Nikias

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University of Southern California

China, leadership, opportunity, policy, science, technology

Avoiding GMOs isn’t just anti-science. It’s immoral.

December 27, 2017 in

The Washington Post

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Purdue University

Barnard’s president on how to develop STEM-confident girls at home.

September 5, 2017 in

The Washington Post

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Barnard College

STEM, science, standardized testing, technology, women

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