National security experts talk U.S. intelligence post-9/11
A panel of national security experts discussed how data collection within the U.S. intelligence community has changed since the attacks on 9/11.
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Former U.S.-Vietnam ambassador recaps post-war diplomacy
Ted Osius, the former U.S. ambassador to Vietnam, reviewed the history of U.S.-Vietnam relations at the Elliott School of International Affairs Tuesday.
Federal officials talk antisemitism on college campuses
Current and former federal officials talked about the recent uptick in antisemitism on college campuses at the Jack Morton Auditorium Wednesday.
Renowned philosopher talks liberalism in modern society
Cornel West discussed racial elements within Western philosophies last Wednesday, looking back on the work of late philosopher Charles Mills.
Nuclear policy experts talk arms control
Former federal officials with previous experience in nuclear policy debated the reinstatement of an agency dedicated to arms control Tuesday.
GSEHD hosts virtual workshops on critical race theory
The Graduate School of Education and Human Development hosted a three-part workshop series centered on critical race theory Wednesday.
Author discusses how COVID-19 shaped international leadership
The Elliott School of International Affairs hosted a discussion on how the COVID-19 pandemic defined the current state of international leadership Wednesday.
GWSB center reviews plans to expand financial literacy
The Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center hosted a virtual panel Monday, reviewing its findings on gaps in financial literacy across the world.
Panelists talk boosting voting registration through tax system
The Governance Studies program at the Brookings Institution hosted a webinar on encouraging voter registration through the tax system Tuesday.
Panelists talk teaching racial justice in public administration
Professors said public administration officials could find inclusive ways to research and instruct on equity when addressing racial justice.