I have spent much of the past two weeks attending the disciplinary hearing of Dr Matt Shelton in Wellington. In March, I attended the hearing of Dr Bernard Conlon. Bernard waited nearly five years after complaints were made by two medical colleagues befor... See more
After a five-year property boom that saw news media reporting almost daily on soaring prices, affordability and the challenges buyers faced finding a home, the focus has rapidly shifted to what's no longer happening. We know dramatisation and fear attract... See more
Years ago, in a philosophy class, a teacher asked us a question. 'Can anyone here prove that the Earth goes around the Sun?' A few hands went up. The teacher listened to the explanations and showed us why they didn't establish what we thought they did. He... See more
Health inequalities are often examined through single axes such as class or ethnicity, obscuring how these dimensions interlock. This study applies a longitudinal intersectional approach to examine physical and mental health trajectories across five gener... See more
Rice University’s Fondren Library marked Constitution Day Sept. 17 with an afternoon of activities highlighting the U.S. Constitution, citizenship and civic engagement. The event, held in collaboration with Rice’s Department of Political Science, Program ... See more
