Our Presidential Scholars in Society and Neuroscience program is excited to welcome its seventh cohort of Presidential Scholars this July.
When she joins the Center for Science and Society this summer, Hadeel Assali will be teaching an interdisciplinary seminar on race, climate change, and social justice.
The Center's Madi Whitman and Professor Gil Eyal will study how students understand and react to data collection in the post-pandemic university.
On May 3, Natalia Pasternak Taschner considers how to make scientific information accessible and actionable for lawmakers and the general public.
The Center is accepting proposals for its fourth round of public outreach grants.
The Center for Science and Society is pleased to announce our eighth round of seed grant awardees.
What does an environmental justice curriculum look like? We asked students for their thoughts.
How can communities and scientists come together to co-produce knowledge? Learn more about the Ikaaġvik Sikukun (Ice Bridges) project in Kotzebue, Alaska.
Christopher Medina-Kirchner, who received two Public Outreach Grants, was profiled in a PBS segment on the prison-to-STEM pipeline
Learn more about our list of interdisciplinary classes across the University, courses developed through our grant program, and our plans for a new minor curriculum.
What effect does food have on our brains? Watch a cooking demonstration, listen in on the conversation, and read our interview with the hosts.
Graduate students joined with high schoolers to explore local environmental issues through a community-based perspective.