Geneticists are looking at genes to see why people recover quickly or not from COVID-19, but Professor Forest Briscoe says the data comes with many privacy implications.

A surprising trend in the recent economic shutdown has been an uptick in the number of people who are starting businesses, according to law professor Tom Sharbaugh.

Mauricio Terrones shares how his multidisciplinary team is making a new diagnostic tool to rapidly identify viruses using a laser technique called Raman spectroscopy.

Professor Sascha Meinrath explains why the coronavirus outbreak has widened broadband access inequality in rural regions that already had poor broadband service before.

In a time when many are working remotely, researcher Jessica Myrick says your dog may reduce stress levels but may also impact productivity.

A gap in the supply chain system is forcing farmers to dispose of milk and let crop rot despite a soaring demand during the pandemic, says researcher Elizabeth Ransom.

Over the decades, income inequality has increased exponentially in the U.S., according to three Penn State demography experts.

As the COVID-19 pandemic scope widens and our daily lives are increasingly altered, the need for us to act with empathy is critical, according to professor Mark Brennan.