Media Mentions Archive
SIEPR’s Marcella Alsan says the medical school’s agreement with the Trump administration to end consideration of race in admissions is a step backward for improving health care in the U.S.
Global warming has exasperated economic inequality between rich and poor countries, according to a study co-authored by Faculty Fellow Marshall Burke.
Senior Fellows Judith Goldstein and Charles Jones are among the Stanford faculty members who have been elected to the National Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Pascaline Dupas has been awarded a 2019 Guggenheim Fellowship, which recognizes mid-career scholars, artists and scientists.
Few moderate people run for political office, explains Andrew Hall in his new book on the topic, which looks at who utlimately decides to run.
Marcella Alsan was named a recipient of this year's Arrow Award for her research that shows the health of African-American men was adversely impacted by the Tuskegee syphilis study of the early 20th century.
SIEPR Director Mark Duggan details Affordable Care Act enrollment numbers, which could be invalidated by the courts.
A typical household gained $1,150 in terms of convenience and expanded choice by shopping online in 2017, according to a new study by SIEPR senior fellows.
Daniel Ho examines the effectiveness of a quality review program at the Board of Veterans' Appeals and how its results have been misrepresented.
Rebecca Diamond discusses her research on the effects of rent control on NPR's Here & Now.
