School of Natural and Social Sciences

According to Goldman Sachs Research, an estimated 5%-15% of the US population participates in gig work. That percentage is even higher among younger generations, including Gen Z. What exactly is gig work? What explains its rise? This session addresses these and other questions through a discussion of the history of the “gig economy” and its relationship to “traditional work,” and strategies for dealing with the uncertainties associated with both forms of labor.

Special reunion event for students and alumni of the Mathematics/Computer Science program.

Ethos and Empowerment: Black Feminist Advocacy and Rhetorical Authority

Casey Haskins PhD is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Critical Thought here at Purchase.

Our own Professor Allyson Jackson explores eco-anxiety, or distress about the state of the environment and what to do about it.

Dean, Distinguished Professor, and Provost Professor at Indiana University–Bloomington School of Public Health

Racial Bias in Pain Perception and Treatment

Hearing the forest for the trees:
Participatory monitoring and multi-species entanglements in Borneo.

How good/scary is ChatGPT?  A conversation with science writer David Berreby about AI, writing, and the creative process.