The Problem With Humans of New York
“Some of this suffering is the cause of human relationships, but much of it has to do with social crises like housing segregation and discrimination.”
2017-2018 Issue III
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iCitizen: How an A.I. Became a Citizen of Saudi Arabia
“A month after becoming the last country in the world to allow women to drive, Saudi Arabia recently became the first to grant citizenship to a robot.”
Pulpit Politics: Catholic Activism and its Teachings
“Catholic social teaching is not at all related to the liberal-conservative divide that exists in the United States.”
Underwater Farms: The East Coast Oyster Industry Fortifies Itself Against a Changing Environment
“There are oysters, bizarrely, improbably, bobbing in the waters of a channel cutting through urban Bridgeport.”
Spiderweb: Whispers of Wealth at Jonathan Edwards College
“Equality in funding for colleges was already debated in nascent years of the system.”
Measure Your Moves: Wearable Fitness Steps Up
“Health technology has the potential to democratize health and health care in a lot of ways…”
“That Constitution will be no more!”: Trump, Jefferson, and Presidential Challenges to the Judiciary
“Trump’s actions may have precedents, but Jefferson’s intrusions into the judicial system were repudiated and proved politically damaging.”
“Keep it all in the ground”: Canadians Reckon with Dirty Energy and Hypocritical Policies
Canada is home to delicate ecosystems that are doubly vulnerable: The oil and natural gas industries have preyed on the tundra for decades—a region already sensitive to the effects of global warming.
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