What Happens if Roe v. Wade Is Overturned?
New York Times, Caitlin Myers, Professor of Economics
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How Do Newspapers Cover Racial and Religious Minorities? Here’s the Data.
Washington Post, Erik Bleich, Professor of Political Science
Will German Americans Again Put Donald Trump Over the Top in the Presidential Election?
The Conversation, Per Urlaub, Assoc. Dean, Language Schools, and Assoc. Professor, Middlebury College
On Campus but Under Lockdown — Day in the Life of a College Student During Covid-19
CNBC, Lydia Erdman ‘23
François Clemmons on What Has—And Hasn't—Changed Since Making History on Mister Rogers
O (The Oprah Magazine), François Clemmons, former Artist in Residence
The Voting Rights Act at 55
Share America, Jim Ralph, Professor of American History
College Students Founded HomeBuddies to Mentor Kids During the Pandemic
Boston Globe, Katie Koch ‘23
Protests in the Long Term: How Is a Lasting Legacy Cemented?
New York Times, Jim Ralph, Professor of History
Open-Source Learning for 2020 and Beyond
Stanford Social Innovation Review, Jon Isham, Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies
How a Blue New Deal charts a course for a sustainable sea change
GreenBiz, Center for the Blue Economy, Middlebury Institute