School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs

The shutdown leaves one in eight Americans unsure how they'll buy food

Federal government shutdown threatens SNAP food aid as several states scramble to help

Experts warn SNAP disruptions could strain food banks, deepen hardship and rattle supply chains

Extreme weather events hit the socially vulnerable hardest, research finds

Indiana Lee

History Criminal Justice and Law and Public Policy minors CSSH Ambassador

She’s turning her family’s ranching legacy into a force for sustainable change

Trump Agencies Lean Into Shortcuts for Public Comment Process

What SF can learn from San Jose's AI deployment

EPA Moves To Roll Back Drinking Water Standards

What Happens to School Lunches in the MAHA Era?

Alarming new study finds toxic hazard in 80,000 sites across US: 'Unacceptable'

Trump Canceled 94 Million Pounds of Food Aid. Here’s What Never Arrived.

Can Trump legally fire federal employees if the government shuts down this week?

Trump’s Climate Rollback Takes on a Key Scientific Finding

Wu won all but a handful of Boston precincts in Tuesday’s prelim.

Sites contaminated by toxic ‘forever chemicals’ are much more widespread than previously thought, researchers find

Northeastern’s summer jobs program implements longtime WSJ columnist’s legacy

Your home has a 1 in 4 chance of being at severe risk from extreme weather

Taliban call for international aid as Afghan earthquake toll tops 1,400

Earthquake in Afghanistan Leaves More Than 800 Dead

Disasters Block Local Food Access. One Groundbreaking Group Has a Solution.

Generative AI is a "crushing blow" to news publishers, cutting traffic and revenue

Inside an urban heat island, one street can be much hotter than its neighbor – new tech makes it easier to target cooling projects

Artist drowns sculpture in plastic waste in front of the UN during plastic pollution treaty talks