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This is why your breath stinks in the morning, according to a periodontist Fatherly: Andres Pinto, professor at the School of Dental Medicine, weighed in on morning breath—and how to beat bad breath in the long term. “Almost half of the U.S. population suffers from some degree of periodontal…

How Twitter’s whistleblower could boost Elon Musk’s legal battle The Guardian: Anat Alon-Beck, assistant professor of law, discussed how a Twitter whistleblower could help Elon Musk as he defends a lawsuit from the social media giant. “It’s almost like a script from the movies—this is very…

Judicial reforms recommended, could face uphill battle Ohio Capital Journal: Michael Benza, senior instructor of law, discussed the implementation of the Ohio Supreme Court’s Task Force on Conviction Integrity and Postconviction Review, established to improve the process of abating conviction…

New book examines our relationship with Earth, and it's potential end, through a religious lens ideastream: Timothy Beal, the Florence Harkness Professor of Religion, discussed his recently published book, When Time Is Short: Finding Our Way in the Anthropocene.

Worker shortage: How Cincinnati-area hospitals try to fill jobs Cincinnati Enquirer (subscription required): J.B. Silvers, professor of banking and finance and incoming co-dean at Weatherhead School of Management, discussed the shortage of healthcare workers. “Every nine or 10 years we go through…

Twitter whistleblower could spur Big Tech crackdown: ‘The danger is real’ New York Post: Steven Stransky, adjunct professor of law, said that allegations by Twitter’s former head of cybersecurity, who accused the company of being lax with user data and lying to the feds about it, could give…

Iraq's answer to the pyramids BBC: Maddalena Rumor, assistant professor in the Department of History at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed Iraq’s ziggurats, the ruins of the great city of Ur, once an administrative capital of Mesopotamia. "A ziggurat is a sacred building, essentially a…

Second-year law student Frankie Collins recently traveled to Athens, Greece, to attend a week-long summer law school program. She shared some reflections from the trip. What was the purpose of the program? “The focus was on International Investment Arbitration and it was organized by the Athens…

Exactly 102 years ago today, Congress certified the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution to ensure voting rights for women—though full electoral equality for women of color didn’t come until decades later. After decades of activism by suffragists to achieve this right, many thought the…

The Business of Building a Better World, written and edited by Weatherhead Professor David Cooperrider along with co-author Audrey Selian—is among ten finalists for “best book of the year” in the category of business impact for getAbstract's annual book awards. getAbstract receives 10,000 books…