New & Notable

New strategies for communal welfare can promote justice and sustainability, says Julian Agyeman

Even for people in their 70s, exercise can lower risk of cardiovascular disease

A new book argues that in the Horn of Africa, politicians, generals and insurgents are driven by money and power, not ideology

At the height of the Depression, Dorothy Boulding Ferebee, M24, ventured south, braving Jim Crow, to blaze a trail in public health

Chemistry postdoctoral scholar uses 51 atoms to spell out the university name

Engineering professor and longtime advocate of service learning will lead efforts on faculty engagement, community outreach and student programming