Raimondo addresses labor market changes
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo addressed labor market challenges in a conversation with Ford School economics professor Betsey Stevenson. She noted the vast number of people and agencies…...
Ciorciari discusses the impact of the Israel-Hamas war on US-Iran relations
In an article for The Conversation, Ford School professor John Ciorciari described how the events unfolding in Israel and Palestine will likely deepen the struggle for influence in the Middle East…...
Connecting through Hobbies
This semester, with the Hopkins-Nanjing Center fully back in-person for the first time in three years, many interest groups are back to their pre-pandemic activities and many new ones have sprouted, like the Public Speaking Club, Ping Pong Class, the H......
Ralph proposes more effective communication for anti-corruption reporting
In a blog post for Corruption Justice Legitimacy, Alex Ralph...
STPP influence in New York report about facial recognition technology in schools
The New York State Office of Information Technology Services (ITS) has outlined the ethical issues with the state’s use of facial recognition technology (FRT) in schools....
Air pollution a long-term risk for low-income countries' prosperity - Hausman
Catherine Hausman, associate professor at the Ford School, asserts that air pollution in low-income countries is one major symptom of environmental inequality....
Application tips: essays!
Over the next few weeks, our office will be sharing advice on the various requirements of our application process. First...
Global warming and the green transition pose the world's greatest challenge - Wolfers
Justin Wolfers, The Economic Times: Q. What do you consider the world’s greatest economic challenge today? A. The most immediate one encompasses the tremendous disruptions of global warming and…...
Hanson: Next House speaker will face same problems as McCarthy
Jonathan Hanson, The National Desk: “It doesn't really matter who it is. There's not a single person who can unify that caucus in a way that they have a solid grasp of control,” said Jonathan Hanson…...
Undergraduate workshop prepares students for the future of work
This October, the Ford School’s Leadership Initiative and Career Services team hosted the second annual Deloitte Future of Work Institute (FoWI). Undergraduate students from the Ford School and the…...
Page selected as Fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration
The Ford School’s Susan D. Page has been selected by the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) for inclusion in its 2023 Class of Academy Fellows, in recognition of her years of public…...
Michigan’s smaller local governments need help accessing state and federal grants
As unprecedented state and federal funding opportunities have emerged over the past 18 months with the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill, Michigan local…...