Education and Social Sciences

Despite progress, the city would benefit from upgrades to emergency communications, vehicle fleet, blizzard planning, and housing for low-income residents, report finds

Led by NYU Journalism Professor Rachel Swarns, research will provide understanding of the role slavery played in building today’s educational, financial, and religious institutions

A social science statistician aims to help nonprofits track outcomes and impact.

Sociologist Ann Morning offers a by-the-book examination of a vital term whose meaning is more elusive than we might think.

The joint literary odyssey will begin with a lecture to be given by Daniel Mulhall, former Irish ambassador to the U.S.

The congresswoman is serving her sixth term representing Queens and sits on the Appropriations Committee.

While testing a voice treatment for people with Parkinson’s, researchers found crowdsourcing a reliable method of evaluation

After decades of neuroscientific study, researchers say the arts and humanities could be a missing link in treating depression and other disorders

In his new book, Nicholas Mirzoeff explains how visual culture has upheld white supremacy—through art, monuments, and surveillance—and offers ways to dismantle it.

We have to fix society before we start crystallizing it in code.