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鈥楽pace junk鈥� crashes into and damages part of International Space Station
6/1/21
The Today Show featured John Crassidis in a discussion on how a piece of space debris damaged a robotic arm of the International Space Station.
My child is being bullied, what should I do?
6/6/21
MSN quoted Amanda Nickerson in a story about how parents can manage a situation where their child is being bullied.
Why are rainbows a symbol of LGBTQ+ pride?
6/8/21
Bustle spoke with Jonathan Katz about the origins of the rainbow flag, a symbol of LGBTQ+ pride.
The importance of teaching Dred Scott
6/8/21
The New Yorker quoted Matthew Steilen in its story on teaching the infamous Supreme Court decision known as Dred Scott.
There are 5 social determinants of health - here's why you should care
6/7/21
A story in Health.com quoted Henry Louis Taylor about social determinants to health.
Some states to allow paid endorsements for student athletes
6/15/21
NPR’s Wisconsin Public Radio interviewed Helen "Nellie" Drew in a show examining whether college athletes should be allowed to accept paid endorsements.
Predictions for Fall 2021 international student enrollment
6/4/21
Diverse Education quoted Lee H. Melvin on a recent decision by the Department of State granting a National Interest Exception for students and others who qualify in China, Iran, India, Brazil, South Africa, the Schengen area, the United Kingdom and Ireland to travel to the U.S.
The dramatic rise in elderly taking drugs that can lead to falls
6/12/21
An article in The Washington Post exclusively featured research by Amy Shaver on the dramatic rise in elderly patients taking drugs that can lead to falls.
Long-term exposure to poor air quality increases COVID-19 risk
6/16/21
An article in The Medical News featured Lina Mu, co-author of a UB study concluding long-term exposure to poor air quality increases risk of COVID-19.
NASA says Earth is now trapping an 鈥榰nprecedented鈥� amount of heat
6/16/21
The Washington Post quoted Stuart Evans in an article about global warming.
Supreme Court sides with student athletes in NCAA compensation dispute
6/21/21
A CBS News interview with Helen A. "Nellie" Drew discussed the Supreme Court’s ruling that the NCAA can’t restrict certain forms of compensation for student-athletes, signaling a major victory in their push for more financial freedom.
How practical socialism helped India Walton win
6/24/21
An article in City & State New York featured Henry Louis Taylor discussing how practical socialism helped India Walton defeat incumbent Byron Brown in this week’s Democratic City of Buffalo mayoral primary, all but assuring Walton will become the city’s next mayor.
How gay neighborhoods used the trauma of HIV to help American cities fight coronavirus
6/24/21
MSN.com published an article co-authored by Daniel Hess about how gay neighborhoods used the traumas of HIV to help American cities fight coronavirus.
Searching for missing people in Florida building collapse
6/26/21
Good Morning America interviewed Joana Gaia regarding technologies being used in the search-and-rescue operation in Miami, where a condo building collapsed last week.
Assembly House 150 receives 2021 Great Places Award
6/29/21
The Buffalo News reports that Assembly House 150, a nonprofit art, design and construction incubator and learning center at 150 Edward St., has received the 2021 Great Places Award from the Environmental Design Research Association.
How a socialist won the Buffalo mayoral primary
6/30/21
quoted Jacob Neiheisel in a story on India Walton's win and the Buffalo mayoral primary.
Transitioning kids back to preschool post-pandemic
6/25/21
WKBW-TV featured Christine Wang in a story about how parents can prepare preschoolers post-pandemic.