BREXIT: Britain Leaves the EU and Shocks the World
Thomas Zembowicz explains what Brexit means, now and in the time ahead.
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Prejudice on the Playground: When Islamophobia Enters the Classroom
Islamophobia isn’t just increasing in political rhetoric – it’s growing in school environments.
“Reimagining the Constitution” on the 150th Anniversary of the 14th Amendment
On March 31st an all-star panel, hosted by Yale’s Gilder Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition, brought together constitutional and reconstruction historians from several different universities to discuss the historical importance of the Amendment.
Norman Mineta Discusses Japanese Internment and National Security at Chubb Lecture
Wednesday February 17th, Norman Mineta spoke at the Whitney Humanities Center as the newest Chubb Fellow to visit Yale. Mineta’s discussed his experiences as a Japanese-American living through Japanese internment, as well as his time as Secretary of Transportation during 9/11, and his perceptions of D.C. in general.
Professor-in-Chief: Was Larry Lessig’s Presidential Campaign Destined to Fail?
Larry Lessig wanted Americans to “Feel the Nerd” in 2016.