May - University at Buffalo

'Mass evictions' on the horizon as US confronts coronavirus housing crisis: Advocates
5/1/20
ABC News quoted Henry Louis Taylor, Jr., in a report on the looming rise in mass evictions in low- and middle-income communities.
Call it hero pay or hazard pay, essential workers want more of it
5/4/20
The Wall Street Journal interviewed Jerry Newman about how companies may end bonus pay for hourly employees now that states are lifting COVID-19 emergency orders, while other larger companies are continuing to offer such pay.
How to know if you're drinking too much right now
5/6/20
A story in SELF quotes Kenneth Leonard on how to know if you’re drinking too much while staying home during the pandemic.
Drive-in theaters can get you out of the house and keep you safe
5/7/20
An article on AARP rquoted Thomas Russo how drive-in theaters could be a safe choice for entertainment this summer despite the COVID-19 outbreak.
This tech-savvy school shares tips for online learning amid coronavirus pandemic
5/11/20
USA Today interviewed Annahita Ball in a story with tips for online learning amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Does vitamin D deficiency really increase risk of death from COVID-19?
5/15/20
Newsweek featured Bruce Troen in an article on the role vitamin D plays in fighting the coronavirus.
Here's why all that binge watching is actually good for you
5/26/20
An article in Best Life featured Shira Gabriel about how watching television, among other activities, can help fulfill certain social needs.
Learning about the economy from the terms offered by the market's best credit cards
5/26/20
Cristian Tiu shared his expertise with WalletHub for a series on how consumers can find the best credit cards for their needs.
Reopening the Canadian border needs to be done the smart way
5/29/20
Kathryn Bryk Friedman wrote an article in The Hill about reopening the Canadian border in a responsible way.