Heller in the News
June 11, 2021
Charlotte Powley, PhD'20, describes how her dissertation research supports the need for mandatory availability of menstrual products in Massachusetts schools on NBC10.
Heller in the News
June 11, 2021
WGBH News covers Dean David Weil's nomination by President Biden to return to his former position as Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division in the U.S. Department of Labor.
Heller in the News
June 10, 2021
The Washington Informer includes "The Hidden Cost of Being African American" by Professor Thomas Shapiro on its list of books on Black homeownership.
Heller in the News
June 10, 2021
Connecticut College has named Heller alumna Erika Smith, PhD'12, its new dean of the college.
Heller News Release
June 08, 2021
University Professor Anita Hill moderated a June 3 panel discussion between Dean David Weil and former Deans Stuart Altman, Jack Shonkoff and Lisa Lynch.
Heller in the News
June 08, 2021
The Times of India notes that Brandeis University is the first U.S. university to ban caste-based discrimination, an achievement spearheaded by Heller's Center for Global Development and Sustainability.
Heller News Release
June 04, 2021
Massachusetts health leaders discuss the state's redoubled efforts to reach those who doubt the efficacy of the vaccine, as well as those most vulnerable to COVID-19.
Heller in the News
June 04, 2021
Research from the Institute for Economic and Racial Equity (formerly the Institute on Assets and Social Policy) regarding student debt and the racial wealth gap cited in The Hill.
Heller in the News
June 03, 2021
State House News Service covers a recent Massachusetts Health Policy Forum focused on addressing vaccine hesitancy in the Commonwealth.
Heller in the News
June 03, 2021
In WGBH, Andrew Kolodny comments on a proposed settlement plan from the Sackler family in response to lawsuits related to its involvement in the opioid epidemic.
Heller in the News
June 03, 2021
WBUR previews the Massachusetts Health Policy Forum's forum about vaccine hesitancy in Massachusetts and strategies to attain an optimum level of vaccinated residents.
Heller in the News
June 03, 2021
Bloomberg Law reports that David Weil has been selected for a return to his Obama-era post as the U.S. Labor Department’s wage-hour chief, the nation’s top enforcer of minimum pay and overtime laws.
