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In the News Faculty Political Science

The Hill - Trump, Hunter Biden convictions lead to starkly different political narratives; Prof. Will Howell discusses implications of the two public trials

In the News Faculty Economics

NY Post - Are excess post-COVID deaths collateral damage from public-health overkill? Article cites research from Prof. Casey Mulligan on US excess-deaths

In the News Faculty Political Science

The Atlantic - The Most American City; Article cites research from Prof. Robert Pape and CPOST on demographics of Jan 6th insurrectionists

In the News

Will Howell discusses what former President Trump’s guilty verdict may mean for presidential powers going forward.

In the News Faculty RDI Announcements

Incite: With ten writers, in ten regions, America's elders make history

The stories of Black, Latine, Asian, Indigenous, and queer elders in America have been inadequately preserved by institutional archives, and award-win...

Announcements

Supporting access with the Inaugural Dean’s Opportunity Scholars

The need-based award sustained 16 students pursuing an MA in 2023-2024 By Sarah Steimer The Dean’s Opportunity Scholarship and at least one of i...

In the News Faculty Sociology

The New Yorker - Are We Doomed? Here’s How to Think About It; Article profiles course taught by Prof. James Evans and Prof. Daniel Holz

In the News Faculty Economics

Financial Times - Employers look to rip the ‘paper ceiling’ for non-graduates; Article cites research from Prof. James Heckman on cost/benefit of attending college

In the News Faculty Political Science

NPR - What the Trump verdict could mean for presidential powers going forward; Prof. Will Howell discusses implications of Trump verdict

In the News Faculty Political Science

Foreign Policy - Why Land Reform Matters in South Africa's Election; In op-ed, Prof. Michael Albertus argues that land-reform issues play a large role in the poor performance of South Africa's ANC party