Catherine Squires, former associate dean was interviewed for this story on how anxiety about public safety might affect attendance at the 2022 Minnesota State Fair.
Professor Larry Jacobs is quoted in this story on the political implications of the Supreme Court ruling that overturned legalized abortion. "When Republicans are talking about abortion, they are doing Democrats a favor," he said.
Omar Sharifi, a research fellow at the Humphrey School and country director of the American Institute of Afghanistan Studies, authored this commentary in which he argues that the violent extremism of the Taliban's reign in Afghanistan will eventually fail.
Professor Larry Jacobs comments in this story that Democrats in Minnesota have a huge advantage in fundraising for statewide races, and that holds true for the gubernatorial race between incumbent DFLer Tim Walz and his Republican challenger Scott Jensen.
Professor Larry Jacobs is quoted in this story on how recent accomplishments of the Biden administration will impact the outcome of the midterm elections in November.
This editorial promoted a forum, A Better Path to Achieving Public Safety, hosted by the Center for the Study of Politics and Governance and prominent political analyst Norm Ornstein.
Columnist Laura Yuen spoke with Dean Nisha Botchwey about her experience learning to swim as an adult, and her support for community health initiatives.
“People who bicycle or walk to commute generally report higher satisfaction,” says Professor Greg Lindsey in this profile of a family that uses bikes instead of a car to travel to work and school.
A profile of Humphrey School alumna Comfort Dondo (MPA ‘19), the founder of a nonprofit that provides culturally specific resources to abuse survivors, particularly immigrants. Dondo was recently awarded a Bush Fellowship.