Political Science

Julia Klayman ‘25 employs ethnographic research and community engagement to investigate the impact of landslides on women, uncovering the complex intersection of gender and health in Bududa

How forced philanthropy is failing to bridge corporate and NGO goals

Graduate student Heidi Kline assesses government policies as part of an affordable housing project.

A new interdisciplinary project in the College of Arts and Sciences creates a home for community-facing, action-oriented urban research.

A trip to Jordan brings insight into archaeology.

Terry-Ann Jones examines the experiences of seasonal, migrant sugarcane workers in Brazil, providing insights in the country’s deep-seated inequalities