Professor Emerita of Political Science and International Affairs Elizabeth Freund Larus was quoted by Diario De Cuba in an article titled “Corruption, attempted coup, or Taiwan: what is known about the military purge in China?” In the article, Larus, who is a senior associate research fellow at the Pacific Forum, tells the newspaper that “military […]
Professor of History and American Studies Krystyn Moon appeared in studio on NBC Washington News4 sharing her expertise for a segment titled “Italian Immigration to Potomac Yard.” We might know Potomac Yard for the shopping, but it has a deeper connection to Italian immigrants in the 1900s. News4’s Jummy Olabanji sat down with Moon to […]
Professor of Political Science and International Affairs Jason Davidson published an article in the Journal of Transatlantic Studies titled: Elite perceptions of the US’ commitment to NATO after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: “the direction of travel is clear”. The article seeks to explore elite perceptions of the US’ commitment to NATO in the leadup to […]
Assistant Professor of Historic Preservation Katherine Parker gave a recent paper entitled, “AI^2: Artificial Intelligence Applications for Archaeological Instruction,” at the 2026 Society for Historical Archaeology conference. An invited contribution to the organized symposium on Digital Historical Archaeology, the paper outlined different opportunities for preservation professionals to incorporate AI-centered curriculum in undergraduate and graduate education.Parker’s […]
Assistant Professor of Political Science Jared McDonald was quoted in an article titled “More Americans than ever are identifying as political independents, poll shows.” In the article by CBS News, McDonald says voters who identify as an independent are less likely to be engaged in politics. That leaves more political influence in the hands of […]
