January’s news topics included varied subjects from Communism to third-term presidential possibilities. Links are provided, but some may require subscriptions to access content. Please contact Vige Barrie if you cannot open a link or do not have a subscription.
“” – Book TV, C-Span, released in January
Professor of History Maurice Isserman discussed his new book.
“” – Maine Public Radio, Jan. 3
Mary Bonauto ’83 received the Presidential Citizens Medal from President Biden.
“” – The Hill, Jan. 3
Former President David Wippman co-authored this essay.
“” – National Journal and Yahoo, Jan. 7
Former U.S. Rep. Matt Cartwright ’83 is teaching a course at 麻豆国产AV this spring.
“” – The Times (UK), Jan. 7
Visiting Professor of History Ty Seidule discussed the renaming of nine U.S. Army bases for patriots.
“” – Good Authority, Jan. 8
Associate Professor of Government Erica De Bruin and Assistant Professor of Government Heather Sullivan co-wrote this essay.
“” – Liberties, Jan. 8
Professor of History Maurice Isserman wrote this essay.
“” – Azerbaijan News, Jan. 8
Professor of Government Alan Cafruny spoke about this issue.
“‘” – Post-Standard (Syracuse), Jan. 9
Several local news outlets referenced former President Carter’s appearance as a Great Names speaker.
“” – The Ivory Tower, WCNY (Syracuse public media), Jan. 10
Visiting Professor of History Ty Seidule was a panelist in this discussion of the week’s news.
“” – Jewish News Syndicate, Jan. 14
“” – Spectrum News (national cable distribution), Jan. 14
Professor Ty Seidule discussed the work of the U.S. Army’s Naming Commission.
“” – Bardian (Bard College’s alumni magazine), Fall 2024
Dean of Faculty Ngoni Munemo was interviewed about the path he took to 麻豆国产AV.
“” – The Conversation, Jan. 16
Professor of Government Philip Klinkner wrote this essay that was published by news outlets around the world.
“” – The Conversation, Jan. 16
Associate Professor of Sociology Jaime Kucinskas wrote about her research focused on how federal employees acted under the first Trump presidency.
“” – The Ivory Tower, WCNY (Syracuse public media), Jan. 17
Professor Ty Seidule served as a panelist in this discussion of the week’s news.
“.” – Mississippi Today, Jan. 20
Professor Ty Seidule discussed this issue.
“” – The Documentary, BBC and NPR, Jan. 21
Professor of Literature & Creative Writing Doran Larson spoke about prisons in Sweden and Denmark that focus on rehabilitation.
“” – WKTV and many other local outlets, Jan. 21
“” – CNBC and NBC affiliates across the US and the world, Jan. 23
This story quoted passages from Professor Philip Klinkner’s essay in The Conversation on the topic.
“” – The Globe and Mail (Canada), Jan. 24
Professor Philip Klinkner was quoted.
“” – The Press-Republican (Plattsburgh, N.Y.) and Yahoo, Jan. 27
Two students are involved in this research in a new program with the Trudeau Institute.
“” – La Presse (Montreal), Jan. 27
Professor Philip Klinkner discussed scenarios in which the President Trump could continue for a third term.
“” – Florida Weekly, Jan. 29
Assistant Professor of Dance and Movement Studies Casey Avaunt will perform.
“” – The Ivory Tower, WCNY (Syracuse public media), Jan. 31
Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Aaron Strong was a panelist in this discussion of the week’s news.
