The Conversation: Calling deaths ‘preventable’ can obscure barriers to health care access and shift blame to individuals
Related Articles
-
History doctoral candidate researching ground-level impact of space exploration
Stuart Simms, a history doctoral candidate in the College of Liberal Arts, studies what happens on Earth while we shoot for the stars. -
'Beauty, Attraction, and the Human Experience' podcast talks the science behind desirability
The 8-episode series hosted by software engineering senior Addy Lee pulls from chemistry and culture, science and society, to uncover the truth behind beauty standards and laws of attraction. -
Auburn student investigates the 'minds behind crime' through psychology, sociology
Maddy McDaniel, a senior in psychology and sociology with a concentration in criminology, hopes to improve the justice system by assessing the psychology behind crime. -
School of Aviation’s Witte honored for 50 years of flight with Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award
School of Aviation Director James Witte has more than 65 years of exemplary aviation service that earned him this special distinction. -
AI@AU ethics committee members part of National Science Foundation research grant to integrate AI ethics into STEM education
The initiative, "Leveraging the Ethics Bowl Framework for Artificial Intelligence Ethics Education," aims to transform AI ethics education by integrating the ethics bowl model into STEM curricula. -
Auburn sponsors game studies track at Big Bad Con
Auburn University was one of four major sponsors of Big Bad Con, a nonprofit game convention that has become one of the key spaces for new and emerging designers.