October 2025

Among those getting press during the month of September were the following individuals:

Vanessa Northington Gamble was quoted in the Washington Informer in the article “‘March On!’ Festival Reimagines Public Health in Black America.’’ 

Carson Murray was featured in The Washington Post article “We went people-watching at the zoo with primatologists. Here’s what they saw.”

Roy Richard Grinker authored the New York Times article “Autism Has Always Existed. We Haven’t Always Called It Autism.’’ He was also cited in the articles “RFK Wants An Answer to Rising Autism Rates” for LA Times; “RFK Jr. wants an answer to rising autism rates. Scientists say he’s ignoring some obvious ones” for Newspub; and “Autism has always existed. We haven’t always called it autism” for The Straits Times.

Danny Bachman was quoted in the USA Today article “U.S. added 911,000 fewer jobs than thought. What does it mean?’’

Tara Sinclair co-led research featured in the Reuters article “In AI-Simulated Fed Meeting, Political Pressure Polarises Board.’’ She was also featured in the PolitiFact article “President Donald Trump says the US has ‘no inflation.’ By 2 measures, he’s wrong.’’ 

Lisa Page authored the Washington Post book review “Decades after Stella got her groove back, Terry McMillan just gets better.’’

Daniele Podini was quoted in the CNN article “A new DNA testing method could play a big role in the case against the accused Gilgo Beach killer."

Timothy Shenk authored “Democrats Are in Crisis. Eat-the-Rich Populism is the Only Answer” for the New York Times.

Steven Roberts authored the article “COLUMNIST: Making decisions, not speeches,” for Shoreline Media Group and the article “Steven Roberts: Trump acting as America’s Divider-in-Chief” for the Rocky Mount Telegram.

Peter Loge was quoted by HuffPost in the article  “Jesse Watters’ ‘War’ Remarks After Charlie Kirk’s Killing have Experts Sharing 1 Dire Warning;” and by Newsweek in the article “Republicans Get Bad News on Inflation;” and “Americans Souring on Direction of US Under Donald Trump.” For Sinclair Broadcast Group’s “The National News Desk, he was quoted in “Experts debate if Jimmy Kimmel’s show half is true cancel culture or business decision;” “Americans say they favor compromise from Washington as shutdown possibility looms;” and “Crime, violence concerns spike, but data shows country is becoming safer.” He was quoted in the Global News article “Jimmy Kimmel suspension stokes U.S. media censorship fears;” and in the Washington Examiner “Inflation threatens to Swamp Trump politically;” and in Canada’s CBC News in “Under Trump 2.0, this looming U.S. government shutdown looks different;” and in USA Today article, “Trump posts deepfake video of Jeffries, Schumer with racist tropes as shutdown looms.”

Frank Sesno spoke to CNN in the aftermath of the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

David Karpf was quoted by Aljazeera in the article “US right shifts tone on social media censorship after Charlie Kirk’s murder.” He authored the article “Opinion: The MAGA media takeover” for The Atlantic.

Jesse Holland spoke with WBUR-FM’s “Here & Now” in the segment “What Charlie Kirk’s memorial says about the state of the U.S.”

Loren Kajikawa was quoted in The New York Times article “The Songs of the 2025 New York Mayoral Race."

Faysal Itani co-authored the Foreign Policy article “Washington Has One Chance to Help Disarm Hezbollah."

Nathan Brown was quoted in the DW article “Gaza-bound flotillas: All you need to know."

Jasmine Carrera Smith co-authored the London School of Economics’ USAPP Blog article “The weakening of the Voting Rights Act is a fundamental threat to multiracial democracy.’’

Ethan Porter spoke to WTOP-FM about social media’s role and how to respond to misinformation and disinformation.

Susan Dudley spoke to Federal News Network in the segment “How to use artificial intelligence to fix federal regulations without breaking the law in the process.’’

Stevens Redburn authored the article “Beyond the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’” for Persuasion. 

Kathryn Kleppinger spoke to Bloomberg’s Balance of Power in the segment “Balance of Power: French Premier Bayrou to Resign.” She was also quoted in the HuffPost article “France's Emmanuel Macron Faces 'Chaos' After Ally Is Dealt Devastating Blow In Vote.”

Paul Lieb, vice president of GW College Republicans, spoke to DC News Now about the killing of Charlie Kirk.

Zacharey Carmichael, PhD student at the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration, published the essay “Seeing the Signs: Pioneering New Tools to Get Ahead of Future Food Crises’’ for Food Tank’s Growing Forward series.

Sims Patton, PhD student in the department of anthropology, was featured in The Washington Post article “We went people-watching at the zoo with primatologists. Here’s what they saw.”

Jeffrey Kuo, doctoral student in economics, authored the Global Taiwan Institute article “Estimating the Cost of Appeasing China: Taiwan’s Exclusion from the RCEP.’’

Lila Weingarten, a freshman in environmental science, was quoted in the USA Today article “These viral vending machines dispense tiny pieces of joy.”

Marianna Pecora, a senior in political communication, was quoted in the article “Gen Z women say ‘no thanks’ to motherhood. Reasons range from practical to spiritual,” in the Christian Science Monitor.

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