August 3, 2021May Day Books This is a political and anthropological look at piracy, buccaneering and privateers in the late 1600s and…
July 23, 2021Join us to hear readings from 2021 Goldie Finalists. Today we hear from: Twice Shy by Aurora Rey, Bold Strokes…
July 15, 2021By Eleanor J. BaderIndypendentJuly 2nd, 2021 When California’s Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) released the results of…
July 2, 2021It was never a good idea to make proof of efficacy part of the drug-approval process. Wall Street JournalJune 29,…
June 23, 2021By Brittany Sweeney WLVR June 21, 2021 During Pride Month the Mayo Clinic is informing the LGBTQ community that it’s…
June 21, 2021By Your Forgot One Podcast In this week's episode, we explore everything that makes The Clash's London Calling one of…
June 19, 2021By Gary K. Wolfe Locus Magazine June 2021 With all the venues featuring original short fiction these days, one that…
June 16, 2021By Yiting "Ferdy" Huang and Diana Tran University of Pittsburgh Physician Assistant Studies Newsletter June 2021 In light of pride…
June 12, 2021By Alex SalmonGreen LeftMay 31, 2021 “The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggle”, proclaimed…- June 7, 2021By Fred GlassUnion of Educators & Classified ProfessionalsMay 25th, 2021 Early in 2017, as City College of San Francisco’s five-year…
June 1, 2021By Ian Brennan TapeOp May/June 2021 That an African American man played a massive and pivotal role in three seminal…- May 30, 2021By Hank ReichmanAcademe BlogMay 15th, 2021 In the current issue of Academe magazine I reviewed a new book, Free City!…
