The New York Times: Science Keeps Changing. So Why Should We Trust It?

1/6/2026

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The European Association for the History of Medicine and Health chose Associate Professor Heidi Hausse’s book, “The Malleable Body” for its top award.
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AI Nexus conference exploring intersection of human, artificial intelligence
The College of Liberal Arts Office of Strategic Initiatives and Programs will host “The AI Nexus: The Arts, Humanities and Engineering Converge,” a one-day conference that unearths connections between AI, art and the humanities on Thursday, Feb. 12.
The First Amendment: Why freedom of the press was revolutionary then and now
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