Surupa Gupta, professor of Political Science and International Affairs, spoke to Forbes Breaking News about the massive protests that have followed the sexual assault and death of a medical resident at a public medical college hospital in Kolkata, India. In the segment, “Protesters Seek to ‘Reclaim Independence’ Following Rape and Murder of Doctor in Kolkata, […]
Professor of Political Science and Director of the Center for Leadership and Media Studies Stephen Farnsworth spoke to The Washington Post for an article titled “Youngkin embraces Trump but still plays coy on some MAGA policies.” In the article, Farnsworth says, “The governor is in a no-win situation when it comes to some of the things […]
Professor and Chair of Political Science and International Affairs Rosalyn Cooperman commented on a recent article titled JD Vance Debating Tim Walz Could Backfire for Newsweek. In the article, Cooperman is quoted as saying “VP nominees have one main job in relation to the party’s ticket—do no harm.” Read more in Newsweek and MSN. Cooperman […]
Associate Professor of Political Science and International Affairs Ranjit Singh provided analysis for an article published by The Cradle, a news magazine covering the geopolitics of western Asia, on the Gaza crisis’ influence on the unexpected election campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris. Speaking days before the start of the Democratic National Convention, Singh was […]
Professor of Education Melissa Wells spoke to With Good Reason radio for a recent episode titled “Baby Babble – Bring Your Family to School.” Too often when it comes to helping minority kids succeed in school, families are seen as part of the problem to solve. Instead, Wells recognizes the strengths that families bring. She […]
