Course helps girls in Botswana avoid HIV and “sugar daddies”
Youth-to-youth program teaches girls about the increased odds of contracting HIV from older men.
Youth-to-youth program teaches girls about the increased odds of contracting HIV from older men.
A new major combining computer science and economics will prepare students for designing the virtual marketplaces of the future.
Alumna Wendy Wen '09 co-founded an online handbag company to create a new generation of luxury for savvy younger shoppers.
Consumers may tune in to prices when they need to — but recall data poorly, study finds.
PhD student Matt Lowe uses cricket tournaments to explore caste interactions in rural India and whether the popular sport can help bridge class divides.
Study: Investing more in inpatient care relative to longer-term nursing facilities reduces mortality rates.
Density of highly educated residents, rather than income or housing costs, predicts revitalization.
Games found to improve conceptual math skills, but gains may not carry over to primary school.
Study: Without HOV policies, urban traffic gets much, much worse.
Selected cities and counties will receive funding and technical support from J-PAL to test innovative strategies in the fight against poverty.
PhD student Aicha Ben Dhia studies France’s labor market from the perspective of local job-seekers.
J-PAL North America tests innovative strategies to reduce recidivism and help inmates transition back to society.
Bell, Bhatia, Cummins, Duflo, Jensen, and Mavalvala honored for research achievements.