5 min read With protests in full force at the time of this publication, Danielle K. Kilgo, Assistant Professor of Journalism, Indiana University, explores the power of the media in shaping public perspectives
6 minute read There's no escaping the fact that in a few months, Trump is scheduled to face re-election. In this piece, Timothy J. Lynch, Associate Professor of American Politics, University of Melbourne, comments on the recent protests and the Presidential Election
6 minute read In an April poll, half of Canadians reported a worsening of their mental health. Here are 7 tips to help you cope
3 minute read Racism is not just about race, explains Steven C. Hayes, Nevada Foundation Professor at the Department of Psychology, University of Nevada Reno
5 min read "There’s a huge benefit to be gained from reading texts and listening to talks about psychology and the workings of the mind, but nothing can replace experiencing the mind on a firsthand basis," writes William Van Gordon, Chartered Psychologist and Associate Professor of Contemplative Psychology, University of Derby
7 min read The Economist Magazine (UK) has been around for nearly 2 centuries. In this review, Jenny McArthur, Lecturer at the University College London, offers some insightful commentary on a recently published book about the publication
14 min read Former Wall Street executive and author Nomi Prins analyzes the current state of the American economy