Time Machine: Flu Shots
For more than six decades, the flu shot has been a key tool in protecting public health in the United States. What started as a limited campaign to vaccinate high-risk populations has grown into a ... Read Now >
Time Machine: Family Dinner
Ready for summer? Barbecues count as family dinner! On this weeks' Time Machine, we are jumping back to
Time Machine: Hair Dye
This weeks' Time Machine is hopping back to the 70s to see just how many people were dying
Time Machine: Reading Books
In this weeks' Time Machine, has America's love for reading books declined or are we bigger bibliophiles than
Time Machine: Fast Food
This weeks' Time Machine is jumping back to the 80s to see how often Americans were eating fast-food.
Time Machine: Auto Safety
Since cars were invented, there have been car accidents. But, over the years, people’s biggest concerns about the
Time Machine: Minimum Wage
This weeks’ Time Machine takes a look all the way back to the 1930s and 40s when the
We Should Hang Out More
Movies often serve as perfect time capsules, offering snapshots of what life was like in an earlier time.
The Future of Higher Education
While the world of higher education faces challenges, there is a great deal of potential success for institutions
Is “Latinx” Here to Stay?
The movement to introduce “Latinx” into mainstream vocabulary has been a fervent one, but just how many people
