Daniel Spielberger

1 week ago | studyhall.xyz | Daniel Spielberger

For Forbes, Jen Reeder wrote about how tariffs can impact pet owners and animal shelters. In her article, Reeder analyzes how Trump’s tariffs can result in higher costs for pet owners and notes that veterinary care is already prohibitively expensive for many. Reeder notes that despite these costs, there are benefits to owning a pet.

2 weeks ago | studyhall.xyz | Daniel Spielberger

For Nonprofit Quarterly, Ari Honarvar wrote about the emerging field of neuroaesthetics and its implications for health equity. In the article, Honarvar examines the origins of neuroaesthetics, tracing it to a neuroscientist and professor in the University College of London during the late 1990s.

2 weeks ago | studyhall.xyz | Daniel Spielberger

For Vital City, R.A.E. Wells wrote about whether nonprofit professionals should get graduate degrees. For the report, Wells interviewed students and university administrators to assess if MPA programs are a good option. The article is centered on how students often go into debt to pursue higher education. Wells explores if graduate schools are being as transparent as they should about the potential sacrifice students will have to make.

3 weeks ago | studyhall.xyz | Daniel Spielberger

For Rolling Stone, Brenna Ehrlich wrote about her experience accompanying a death row reverend to an execution. Ehrlich told Study Hall, “I’ve been speaking with spiritual advisor Jeff Hood for over a year now about his work. He accompanies people on death row to the chamber – and fights for their lives. In September, I traveled to Oklahoma to cover the execution of Emmanuel Littlejohn.”Ehrlich is the Chief Research Editor at Rolling Stone. She’s the author of the novel Killing Time.

1 month ago | studyhall.xyz | Daniel Spielberger

For Business Insider, Jackie Fishman wrote about why she decided to move to a bigger space that accommodated her needs. She told Study Hall,  “We loved our two-bedroom, two-bath condo in “walkable” city of Arlington, VA, but when we had four grandchildren in five years, we didn’t have space to have everyone over comfortably.