Colin Rafferty, Associate Professor of English, recently published an essay on Dwight D. Eisenhower, “Kansas, She Said, Is the Name of the Star (#34),” that appears in the newest issue of Bennington Review.He also recently participated in a discussion regarding nonfiction writing, historical commemoration, and monuments through Fountain Bookstore in Richmond with Connor Towne O’Neill, […]
Y. Jen Chiang, Professor of Math, published a research article “Stability of Exponentially Harmonic Maps” in the Journal of Topology and Analysis. It was supported by a UMW Faculty Research Grant in 2019-2020.
Elizabeth Larus, Professor and Chairman of the Department of Political Science and International Affairs, commented on Vietnam TV News on U.S.-Vietnam relations after the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election. She indicated in the November 9 interview that the United States would continue to strengthen trade and investment opportunities, and military cooperation in the next administration. Her […]
Professor of Political Science Rosalyn Cooperman was quoted in an article in The Atlantic entitled, “Democrats Have a Republican Women Problem.”“Women are particularly good at thinking communally,” Rosalyn Cooperman, a political-science professor at the University of Mary Washington who studies women’s political involvement, told me. “They’re thinking about what this means for when their kids […]
Professor of History and Director of American Studies Krystyn Moon offered comments to The Washington Post on Lenox Place, a quiet townhome community in Alexandria’s Arlandia neighborhood, close to where Amazon’s second headquarters is being built in Crystal City. Past president of the Alexandria Historical Society, Moon has written papers on Alexandria history and participated […]
