Professor of Political Science and International Affairs Surupa Gupta contributed to a segment titled “Indian PM Modi wraps up Australia visit with new agreements on migration, green hydrogen” on Channel News Asia. “The two countries are trying to strengthen their trade and investment relations, and further grow their business ties. Hence, easier travel between the […]
Assistant Professor of Music Theory Robert Wells talked to With Good Reason radio for a segment titled “Music for Life.” Imagine you’re looking at a piece of art like a painting or a sculpture. You can probably describe it in some basic ways using math–it’s 30 inches long, it’s twice as tall as it is deep, […]
Dean of Residence Life and Housing and Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs David Fleming was one of three featured speakers on a Student Affairs Now podcast titled “Rethinking Performance Reviews: Better Practices for Staff Evaluation and Development. Listen to the podcast.
Elizabeth Freund Larus, Ph.D., Professor Emerita of Political Science and International Affairs, commented in the Financial Times that Washington views China’s illegal, unreported and unregulated (IIU) fishing as a national security concern: fishing fleets deplete stocks and deprive coastal communities of critical food sources, but also can be pressed to supplement the maritime militia that […]
Professor of Political Science Stephen Farnsworth has appeared in several recent media mentions, including: In N. Virginia, endorsement primaries point to increasingly politicized school boards (The Washington Post) “Even offices that are billed as nonpartisan like school boards are becoming more partisan across the commonwealth,” said Stephen Farnsworth, a political scientist at the University of […]
