Navigating Public Policy, Technology, Health, Data, and Innovation for a Fairer Future
Downrounds in venture capital investing occur when a company raises new funding at a valuation lower than its previous funding rounds. This typically indicates a decrease in the company’s overall value or perceived potential. While downrounds are generally viewed as negative events, there are scenarios where they may not be entirely bad for the company Read More “Downrounds are not created equal..”
The United States, a nation often celebrated for its freedom and diversity, is grappling with an overwhelming challenge – the scourge of gun violence. On average, more than 100 people lose their lives to firearm-related incidents every day. The impact reverberates through communities and families, and calls for an urgent response. Strategies from community engagement Read More “What Can We Do About Guns?”
In a nation grappling with gun violence, substance abuse, and juvenile delinquency, the need for effective intervention programs is paramount. Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, a community-based mentoring program, is proving to be a beacon of hope for disadvantaged youth across the United States. Founded over a century ago, Big Brothers Big Sisters has Read More “An Overlooked Source of Hope for Our Youth”
The Supreme Court’s 2023 term, which recently came to a close, was characterized by landmark rulings on a variety of topics, including religious freedoms, technology platforms, and affirmative action. On this 4th of July, as we commemorate the birth of our nation and contemplate the principles that define us, we find ourselves faced with a Read More “Analyzing the Trends and Landmark Decisions of the Supreme Court’s 2023 Term”
The COVID-19 pandemic has irrevocably changed the landscape of healthcare. With the advent and adoption of telehealth services, patients have been able to access medical care from the safety and comfort of their homes. As the dust begins to settle, researchers are analyzing the impact telehealth has had on racial disparities in healthcare. A Tool Read More “Why Telehealth is a Double-Edged Sword in Bridging Racial Disparities in Healthcare”
Indiana University partners with the WNBPA to offer MBA programs for WNBA players, but is it enough? Every year, a new group of exceptionally talented athletes joins the ranks of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA). They play with passion, break records, and win hearts. However, these champions on the court are not yet victors Read More “WNBA Players: Champions on Court Deserve More Off It”
In a groundbreaking move, Congress passed the FAFSA Simplification Act in December 2020, as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021. This transformative legislation promises to revolutionize the process of applying for federal aid, with significant implications for students and professionals in higher education. The changes, set to take effect for the 2024-25 Free Read More “Sweeping Changes Coming to FAFSA Application Process”
In an increasingly interconnected world, technology has become an integral part of our daily lives. However, for many aging Americans, the digital landscape poses unique challenges. From accessibility issues to social isolation, the aging population faces a range of hurdles that hinder their engagement with technology. This article aims to shed light on the ten Read More “Exploring the Intersection of Technology and the Elderly Population”
As the world confronts the urgent need to combat climate change and transition to sustainable energy sources, countries at both the international and domestic levels are adopting various policies to promote renewable energy generation. Feed-in Tariffs (FiTs), a well-established mechanism, have played a significant role in driving renewable energy growth globally. This article explores the Read More “Initiatives Accelerate the Clean Energy Transition”
The opioid crisis in the United States has been ongoing since the mid-1990s and has significantly affected public health, the nation’s economy, and social outcomes. More than 500,000 opioid-related deaths have occurred since 2000, making the United States the country with the highest number of opioid-involved deaths per capita. Opioid overdose deaths were among the Read More “Breaking the Chain: How Brown University is Leading the Charge in Research for Opioid Overdose Prevention”