October 2023

Among the Columbian College faculty members getting press during the month of September were the following individuals:

Mallory Kimmel authored the article “America: Land of Civil War” for Evolution D.C.

Lauren Maffeo appeared on MarketScale in the segment “Businesses that Build Transparency into Their Data Governance Strategies Eliminate Challenges Down the Road.”

Gustavo Hormiga was quoted by Science News in the article “Some cannibal pirate spiders trick their cousins into ‘walking the plank.’”

Pao-Lin Tien was quoted by Washington Examiner in the article “Student loan payments are resuming — here's what it means for the economy.”

Lisa Page was interviewed by Italy’s Corriere della Sera newspaper in the article “We hope for Obama's return.”

Jane Shore published her poem “The Hat” in The New Yorker.

Jung Yun’s novel, O Beautiful, was mentioned by The New York Times in their Book Review Quiz Bowl on September 18.

James Evans was quoted by The Economist in the article “Why fewer university students are studying Mandarin.”

Dane Kennedy was featured by C-SPAN in a discussion of  “Immigration on the Southern Border.’’

David Karpf was quoted by Spectrum News in the article “Gates, Zuckerburg, Musk, other tech giants join senators in closed-door AI forum.’’

Peter Loge was quoted by Agence France-Presse in the article “U.S. politicians find creative ways to monetise the presidency’’ and by Washington Examiner in the article “Hunter Biden's indictment complicates reelection.’’ He spoke to WTTG-Fox5 about the possibility of a U.S. government shutdown.

Lisa Palmer was quoted by Voice of America about GW research about harassment of science journalists in the article “For Some Journalists, Climate Change Coverage Brings Harassment, Threats.’’

Steven Roberts authored the article “Is Nikki Haley the GOP’s best hope in 2024?” for the Chicago Sun-Times. He authored the articles “Biden has a Hunter problem” and “Non-voters could hold the key” for Walker County Messenger.

Thomas Shanker was quoted by Nexstar Media Group in the article “Concerns grow as Kim Jong Un meets with Vladimir Putin."

A tweet by Sarah Binder was linked in “Morning Money: Fed Politics” by POLITICO. The tweet included a chart showing declining bipartisan support for Fed nominees. She was quoted by NPR in the article “Restoring the Voting Rights Act is still on this Alabama Democrat's agenda.’’ She spoke to BBC about the possibility of a government shutdown.

Adam Dean’s research was featured by MedicalXpress in the article “Unionized nursing homes 78% more likely to report workplace injury and illness data, study finds’’ and by WTOP-FM. 

Jeffrey Ding was quoted by BBC in the article “Elusive Ernie: China's new chatbot has a censorship problem”; by South China Morning Post in the article “China’s adoption of AI isn’t as great as Washington fears, analysts tell US lawmakers’’; and by Axios in the article “Senate Intel gets in on the AI conversation.’’

Omar García-Ponce was quoted by Bloomberg in the article “Drones and Missiles Can’t Solve America’s Drug Problem.’’

Carol Sigelman was quoted by Fortune Magazine in the article “Moving back in with your parents is so common now that it’s nearly lost its stigma.’’

Joseph Cordes spoke to KCBS-AM, San Francisco about the possibility of a government shutdown. He was quoted by WTOP-FM in the articles “What benefits may be lost with a government shutdown?’’ and “FAQ: What you need to know about an impending government shutdown.’’ He also spoke to WTOP-FM about the possibility of a government shutdown.

Susan Dudley spoke to The Regulatory Review in the article “Maintaining the Durability of Regulatory Analysis.”

Sara Rosenbaum was quoted by The Washington Post in the article “U.S. poverty spiked in 2022, reversing gains, Census Bureau data shows’’ and “Medicaid rolls are being cut. Few are finding refuge in ACA plans.’’

Sayed Hassan Akhlaq authored the article “A Story of Failure: Ignoring the Local in Democratic Nation-Building in Afghanistan” for Jadaliyya.

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