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    • February 07, 2023

      Over 230 faculty and professional staff members registered for programming last year to better connect with students and University resources. After that success, a new year of programming is starting up this term.

    • journal preview

      January 30, 2023

      A special edition of the American Journal of Public Health featured papers by multiple researchers at the Dornsife School of Public Health on structural racism and practices that need changing.

    • Researchers at Dornsife attend COP 27

      January 24, 2023

      Researchers from The Ubuntu Center at Dornsife recently traveled abroad for the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) and the Brazilian Association of Collective Health (ABRASCO) 13th National Congress.

    • Older woman walking with cane down hospital hallway with younger woman

      January 12, 2023

      Research from Drexel found that targeting specific fall-risk factors could improve fall screening and prevention strategies.

    • Professor Ortiz, volunteers and staff members at Galaei community event

      January 06, 2023

      New partnership with Galaei, a Queer and Trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (QTBIPOC) radical social justice organization.

    • Cartoon of person in bed with tea in hand and thermometer in mouth

      January 06, 2023

      Policymakers should support paid sick leave policies to prevent the spread of infectious disease, say Dornsife researchers in a paper published in Health Affairs.

    • December 13, 2022

      In the latest Lancet publication, researchers from The Ubuntu Center on Racism, Global Movements and Population Health Equity authored a special commentary and were featured in a profile piece.

    • November 15, 2022

      After conducting research abroad as a Dornsife Global Development Scholar and iSTAR student, College of Engineering graduate J’Anna-Mare Lue changed her major, started a student organization, and joined a research group — with impacts felt at the World Vision International NGO and on the ground in Lesotho.

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      November 08, 2022

      Cities with paid sick leave policies have a higher rate of COVID vaccination among working-age populations compared to cities without such policies.

    • October 25, 2022

      Drexel undergraduate and graduate students received prestigious scholarships and awards and were recognized for their academic accomplishments last term.

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