Law, Policy & Society
A Harris scholar fights to reform the property tax system.
James Chen, AB’82, is reenvisioning a centuries-old solution to transform millions of lives.
A list of native substitutes for nonnative (and boring) plants.
Retired attorney Charlotte Adelman, AB’59, JD’62, builds the case against nonnative plants.
The Constitution is a short read. The rest is history.
For informed decisions on health care policy, Katherine Baicker prescribes hard evidence.
Yoga and meditation lend a new perspective to a judge's work.
Chris Begley, AM’92, PhD’99, is an archaeologist with a taste for adventure. Just don’t call him Indiana Jones.
Finding our way in the age of GPS doesn’t have to mean sacrificing serendipity.
<p>Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau packs the house for IOP’s fifth anniversary.</p>
Bailey Pickens, AB’10, learns to cultivate compassion as a young hospital chaplain by recognizing both the sin and the sinner.
According to Hollywood legend, Eliot Ness, PhB’25, brought down Al Capone. The reality is more complicated.