Professor Larry Jacobs was quoted in this story on President Joe Biden’s re-election efforts, saying Biden faces a challenge in energizing voters on the campaign trail.
This story highlighted a study by Associate Professor Gabe Chan and postdoctoral associate Bhavin Pradhan showing racial disparities in electricity disconnections by Xcel Energy.
Assistant Professor Fernando Burga was a guest on the Rules of Engagement podcast produced by the Urban Research and Outreach-Engagement Center (UROC), discussing his research into fast food and urban food deserts.
This story features members of the Humphrey School’s student team that won second place in the American Planning Association design competition, about their proposal for redesigning the former Kmart site on Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis.
PhD student Mauricio Leon Mendez, carbon reduction manager at Hennepin County, wrote this commentary examining the difficult role ahead for a task force designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while expanding the state’s highway network.
Coverage of a Humphrey School event honoring Reatha Clark King, a pioneer in chemistry, higher education, business, philanthropy, and community service.
This story highlighted a project led by Assistant Professor Fernando Burga and one of his urban planning classes to reimagine the North Loop viaduct that runs along 4th Avenue near downtown Minneapolis.
Admissions Director Michael Massad said about 10 percent of the Humphrey School's incoming students each year also earned their undergraduate degrees at the University of Minnesota.
Professor Peter Calow wrote this letter to the editor on the growing influence of big technology in society; he argues that governments should engage their electorates in a debate about how much technocracy is acceptable.
Adeel Lari, retired director of the Institute for Regional Infrastructure and Finance, was interviewed for this story about Minnesota’s investments in bridge repair and maintenance in the wake of the bridge collapse in Baltimore.
Lecturer Steve Kelley was interviewed about the new Sustainability in Environmental, Social, and Governance Leadership Certificate, which is being offered starting in the fall.