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Kelsey Shoub, public policy, has co-authored a study indicating that, on debate-style programs with male-dominated panels, women are interrupted more and speak less.  

Almost three-quarters of the world's billionaires are concentrated in just 16 countries, and the U.S. boasts the oldest cohort of economic elites, according to a new study co-authored by Kevin L. Young, economics. 

Sonya Atalay, provost professor of anthropology, has been named one of 15 recipients of the National Geographic Society's 2025 Wayfinder Award. 

A new review led by Laurie Godfrey, professor emerita of anthropology, explores how human activity and climate change affected Madagascar's late Holocene extinctions, offering insights into current conservation challenges.