May 2023

In addition to the following Columbian College faculty members getting press during the month of April, a day-long conference hosted by CCAS called "Vietnam: A 50 Year Retrospective" was broadcast live by
C-SPAN. 

Gayle Wald’s book was noted by the Washington City Paper in the article “Shout Sister Shout! Demonstrates Sister Rosetta Tharpe’s Songs Good, Bio-Plays Bad.’’

Eric Cline was quoted by IFLScience in the article “Priam's Treasure: A Quest For Ancient Gold Helped Ruin The City Of Troy.’’

The NEXT Festival was featured by the Washingtonian in the article “Best Things to Do in the DC Area 4/27-4/30: Georgetown French Market, Pink in the Park, and “The Giz Go-Go Musical - Plus, the Corcoran's NEXT Festival’’ and DCist in the article “GW’s Corcoran School Expands End-Of-Year Exhibition To Month-Long Arts Festival.’’ 

Lauren Maffeo appeared in CDO Magazine in the video “Data Governance Is a Top-Down Effort.”

Sandy Kawano was quoted by National Geographic in the article “Why did humans evolve to blink?’’

Steven Hamilton was quoted by SkyNews Australia in the article “Interest rate rises are the ‘bill’ from ‘COVID protections.’’’

Annamaria Lusardi was mentioned by Minneapolis Star Tribune in the article “Understanding basics of financial literacy is a must.’’

Pao-Lin Tien spoke to Nexstar Media Group about low unemployment in major metro areas.

Joann Weiner was quoted by Newsweek in the article “Americans Getting $20 Billion Less in Tax Refunds.’’ 

Robert McRuer was interviewed by La Diaria in the article “Robert McRuer, teórico de la discapacidad: ‘No queremos que las personas con discapacidad sean usadas para esconder la opresión de otros’.”

Jung Yun authored the book review “A window into Korean history through the eyes of an acclaimed novelist’’ for The Washington Post.

Dan Malouff authored the articles “Photo Friday: Perspective’’ and “Photo Friday: Greater Greater Instagram!’’ for Greater Greater Washington.

Dmitry Streletskiy was quoted by Wired in the article “A Toxic Time Bomb Is Ticking in the Arctic.’’

Denver Brunsman was quoted by The Washington Post in the article “George Washington University narrows list to replace Colonials moniker.”

Kat Carrick was quoted by CNN in the article “Record number of anti-LGBTQ bills introduced this year focus on education and health care access.’’

Robert Won wrote the “I'll Hazard a Guess" Thursday crossword puzzle for The Wall Street Journal. 

Imani M. Cheers spoke to WJLA-ABC7 and WRC-NBC4 about the legacy of Harry Belafonte. She was quoted by NBC News in the article “Harry Belafonte put it all on the line for Black people: his career, his heart, his soul.’’

David Karpf was quoted by Agence France-Presse in the article “Writer, Adviser, Poet, Bot: How ChatGPT Could Transform Politics.’’ He was quoted by the Bulletin of the Atomic Sciences in the article “Can journalism resist a chatbot-fueled race to the bottom?” and by Voice of America in the article “Writer, Adviser, Poet, Bot: How ChatGPT Could Transform Politics.”

Peter Loge spoke to KNX News on Demand in the podcast episode “Former President Trump won't drop presidential campaign even if convicted in New York.”

Steven Roberts was quoted by NBCLX News. He authored the articles “Steven Roberts: Discomfort is not a burden, it's a benefit” for Reflector; “Steven Roberts: The most enduring verdict” for Northwest Georgia News; and “The rise of vigilantism” for Walker County Messenger.

Frank Sesno was quoted by The Washington Post in the articles “After Fox settlement, experts warn election falsehoods will persist’’ and “Where can Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon go now?’’ He was quoted by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in the article “Don Lemon, Tucker Carlson departures roil cable news universe.’’ He spoke to CNN about the firings of Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon. He was featured by the White House Historical Association in the video “White House History with Frank Sesno: Women and Journalism in the White House.”

Rebekah Tromble was quoted by WUSA-CBS9 in the article “Will the National Weather Service lose the ability to auto-publish some tweets?’’

David DeGrazia authored the article “At what point does AI become conscious? And what do we owe it once it gets there? | GUEST COMMENTARY’’ for The Baltimore Sun.

Sarah Binder was quoted by The New York Times in the article “Why Ron DeSantis Is Taking Aim at the Federal Reserve’’; by Vox in the article “The uproar over Dianne Feinstein, explained’’; and by The Wall Street Journal in the article “Senate Republicans Target Biden Regulations With Disapproval Resolutions.’’ She was quoted by The Washington Examiner in the article “Fed faces fire on multiple fronts.’’

Nathan Brown co-authored the article “Israel’s One-State Reality’’ for Foreign Affairs.

Jeffrey Ding was quoted by Aljazeera in the article “China races to regulate AI after playing catchup to ChatGPT’’ and by The Atlantic in the article “Why Chatbot AI Is a Problem for China.’’ 

Michael J. Goff was quoted by The Times in the article "Make America Donate Again 'Money Primary'."

Danny Hayes was quoted by Scripps News in the article “President Biden kicks off his reelection tour’’ and by Spectrum News in the article “Fla. Gov. DeSantis kicks off overseas trip ahead of expected pres­i­dential bid.’’ He was quoted by Gray TV in the article “Common ground already exists,” Nikki Haley outlines position on abortion’’ and by Canada’s CBC News in the article “Biden's age, popularity could hurt re-election bid in 2024, but Trump expected to play outsize role.’’ He was quoted by The Hill in the articles “Harris preps for her biggest task yet: Biden 2024’’ and “Biden seeks to flip the script on ‘freedom’ in 2024.’’

John Logsdon was quoted by Axios in the article “A face for NASA's journey back to the Moon’’; by The Daily Beast in the article “SpaceX's Starship May Finally Be Ready to Fly to the Moon—If It Doesn’t Blow Up’’; and by Time in the article “Why SpaceX's Starship Explosion Is No Big Deal.’’ He was quoted by Scientific American in the article “Where Did Mars’s Moons Come From?”

Sherry Molock was quoted by Spectrum News in the article “Mental health fund honors life and legacy of former Miss USA.’’

Leah Brooks was cited by American Economic Association in the article “The cost of building highways.”

Stephanie Riegg Cellini was quoted by Inside Higher Ed in the article “How Gainful Employment Changed Higher Ed.’’

Scott Pace was quoted by Time in the articles “SpaceX's Starship, the Biggest Rocket Ever Built, Is Poised to Fly’’ and “The Next Challenge for Musk's SpaceX? Explaining What Happened to Starship.’’ 

Sara Rosenbaum was quoted by California Healthline in the article “Gov. Newsom Wanted California to Cut Ties With Walgreens. Then Federal Law Got in the Way’’ and by Kaiser Health News in the article “No-cost preventive services are now in jeopardy. What you need to know.’’ She was quoted by Axios in the article “Biden's next steps on preventive services coverage.’’

Kate Yang was quoted by Education Week in the article “School Shootings: The Long-Term Financial Fallout.’’

Bridget Dooling co-authored the article “Robotic rulemaking” for Brookings. She was cited by Regulatory Review in the article “Regulating to Improve Methadone Access.”

Susan Dudley authored the article “Regulatory Review Revisit’’ Forbes. 

Jameta Nicole Barlow appeared on the Therapy Reimagined podcast in the episode “What Therapists Should Know About Code-Switching: An Interview with Dr. Jameta Nicole Barlow.” She was quoted by Capital B in the article “What’s Missing From the ‘Abortion Pill’ Conversation.”

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