Professor of Political Science and International Affairs Jason Davidson will publish a new book, NATO After Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: Threat Perceptions and Their Consequences, with Georgetown University Press. The book challenges the common assumption that the war in Ukraine revitalized NATO. Instead, Davidson – who also serves as a nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic […]
What drives curiosity? What fuels purpose? What matters most? Introducing What Matters Most — UMW’s official podcast hosted by President Troy Paino! ️In each episode, the podcast explores ideas, experiences and connections that shape the campus community. In Episode 1, President Paino sits down with student leaders Amira Said ’26 and Adam McAninley ’27 to […]
Associate Professor of Spanish Antonia Delgado-Poust recently published an article in the peer-reviewed journal Hispanic Studies Review, titled “The Deceptive Defense of a Woman Scorned: The Unreliable Narrator and Her Reworking of the Truth in Marina Mayoral’s Casi perfecto.”In the article, Delgado-Poust argues that Spanish author Marina Mayoral’s novel Casi perfecto (2007) offers a provocative […]
Professor of Sociology Eric Bonds was featured in an NBC News article titled “How NDAs Keep AI Data Center Details Hidden from Americans.”The piece examines how major tech companies are requiring local land sellers to sign non-disclosure agreements that restrict public knowledge about the construction of artificial intelligence data centers, raising concerns among communities about […]
