Can a camera capture the soul of a dancer?

How do everyday products make their way to store shelves—and what happens when that journey breaks down?

How do doctors cope with the emotions of life-and-death decisions?

How do we detect pollutants that hide at parts per trillion?

What can bees and dragonflies tell us about a warming world?

When does corporate negligence become a crime?

What can we learn from early-career academics about how to communicate research results?

What can newly minted scholars tell us about academic research?

How do comics and literature reshape how we think about African society and its global audiences?

What can medieval art teach us about the politics of work and representation?

What can robots teach us about the human body and how to teach engineering?

How can research partnerships empower marginalized communities?

How do family photographs shape our understanding of identity and belonging?

How can research and advocacy change the justice system from within?

What can the history of accounting tell us about race and imperialism?

What does it mean to make harm reduction a matter of social justice?

Can accounting serve democracy instead of capital?

How does marketing shape our moral understanding of consumption?

What would it take to end youth homelessness in Canada?

Do women make better board members?