Raimi asks if "energy dominance," an emerging catchphrase, is the right goal for U.S. policy
Daniel Raimi explores a catchphrase that has recently made its way from DC to a number of states across the nation: “American energy dominance.”...
Internship field report, Will Feuer @ Southeast Asia Globe in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
The Monday before that pivotal weekend began as most Mondays did in Phnom Penh. I had my coffee, wrote my morning article, and our weekly editorial meeting began, when reporters pitch stories....
Omair Khan (MPP ’18) wins first Rumsfeld Fellowship from University of Michigan
The Rumsfeld Foundation awarded Omair Khan (MPP ’18) one of just 20 graduate fellowships this year, making Khan the first Rumsfeld Fellow from the University of Michigan....
Global Detroit, U-M release study: Refugees infuse up to $295M/year in SE Michigan
Every year, refugees to southeast Michigan contribute up to $295 million to the region's economy, according to a new study led by researchers at the Ford School of Public Policy....
Molding future technical experts
Craig McIntosh discusses the interplay of public policy, technology and economic development at GPS...
Students craft views on climate change at COP23
Four students author their insights on climate change and the valuable lessons learned in environmental policy at the United Nations’ leading conference...
Applying game theory to study behaviors
Meet GPS’s new associate professor, Renee Bowen, and discover her passion for economics and mathematics...
Why GPS: A niche in life
As part of an ongoing series, we give students the creative liberty to opine on their favorite memories from the School and “why GPS” is a solid fit to pursue their graduate education...
Solar energy and pursuing the policy dream
Cecilia Aguillon ’98 talks about consulting for solar in Latin America and the GPS curriculum that inspired her energy efficient projects in the U.S....
Why GPS: Discovering a passion for all things math
As part of an ongoing series, we give students the creative liberty to opine on their favorite memories from the School and “why GPS” is a solid fit to pursue their graduate education...
Peter Cowhey and the 21st century digital economy
In a Q&A, Dean Peter Cowhey discusses the challenges and disruptions of the digital revolution in his new book “Digital DNA”...
Social entrepreneur and first time author Ken Davenport ’90 of “The Two Gates”
In a Q&A, Mission Edge’s CEO discusses his new book and building a stronger infrastructure for San Diego nonprofits and GPS alumni...