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Jan 16, 2026

Overly Involved Parents May Hold Their Kids Back Professionally

A study of more than 2,000 early-career adults found that young people whose parents were still very closely involved in their lives tended to have occupations with less prestige than young people whose parents were less involved. Co-author and Professor of Sociology Anna Manzoni explains.
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Jan 13, 2026

Police-Related Stress Is Associated With Health Risk for Black Women

Worrying about police brutality and harassment is associated with physical markers of cardiovascular health risk in Black women in the United States. Assistant Professor of Psychology Lori Hoggard shares her expertise.
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Jan 7, 2026

How to Make Communities More Resilient to Climate Change

A new strategy lays out how local governments can limit adverse impacts of climate change on their communities. Co-authors Christopher Galik and Georgina Sanchez explain.
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Dec 11, 2025

Helping Family Members Across Generations May Have Complicated Health Effects

A new study of more than 38,000 adults suggests the relationships between intergenerational support and health are more complicated than previously thought. Co-author Anna Manzoni explains.

Nov 20, 2025

A Deeper Dig

An anthropology graduate student leads an archaeological dig at historic Glencoe Mill Village in Burlington, N.C.

Oct 27, 2025

How to Make ‘Smart City’ Technologies Behave Ethically

New approach allows policymakers and technology developers to better align the values programmed into smart city technologies with the ethics of the people who will be interacting with them.
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Sep 29, 2025

Study Highlights Possible Path Forward for Teaching Writing to Students With Disabilities

New research suggests a technique called performance feedback could be a valuable tool for helping students with disabilities become stronger writers. Assistant Professor of Psychology Kristen Mahony-Atallah explains.
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Sep 26, 2025

Tasting History

NC State history professor Tate Paulette and Trophy Brewing’s Les Stewart teamed up to recreate 4,500-year-old Mesopotamian beer, giving modern drinkers a taste of Sumerian culture.
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Sep 15, 2025

Ethics in Artificial Intelligence

Teaming up with engineers of different disciplines, AI ethicist Veljko Dubljević is studying some of the most pressing issues society faces amidst the adoption of AI.
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Sep 9, 2025

Tackling Ethical Questions About Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

Increased use of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) raises a number of ethical questions. Are health care providers doing enough to track adverse side effects? Are patients able to make informed decisions about TMS?