‘We Remember’: How Chris Meek ’92, G’18 Honors the Victims and Survivors of the Sept. 11 Terrorist Attacks
Meek’s nonprofit work and advocacy aim to preserve 9/11 memories and support veterans through education and national service initiatives.
2025 Is a Strong Year for NSF Proposal Funding, Early-Career Faculty Awards
Faculty across five schools and colleges earned major National Science Foundation grants to support cutting-edge research in AI, physics, chemistry and engineering.
How I Spent My Summer Vacation: The Important Role of Internships
Students gained real-world experience, built professional networks and clarified career goals through immersive summer internships.
3 Faculty Members Honored With University Professor Reappointments
Reappointed faculty members are recognized for advancing scholarship, leadership and interdisciplinary innovation across campus.
Legacy Families Reflect on Welcome Week and What It Means to Be Orange
We asked five pairs of siblings—each including one who already graduated and one who is just starting their Orange journey—to reflect on their Welcome Week
IDJC Welcomes Fall 2025 Visiting Fellows Nathaniel Rakich and Miranda Spivack
The Institute for Democracy, Journalism and Citizenship (IDJC) has named Nathaniel Rakich and Miranda Spivack as visiting fellows for fall 2025. The IDJC Visiting Fellows
Maxwell’s Baobao Zhang Awarded NSF CAREER Grant to Study Generative AI in the Workplace
Baobao Zhang, associate professor of political science and Maxwell Dean Associate Professor of the Politics of AI, has received a National Science Foundation Faculty Early
Expert Available: 80th Anniversary of V-J Day
September 2, 1945, marks the formal surrender ceremony aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay—known as V-J Day—a pivotal moment that not only ended WWII
La Casita ‘Corpórea’ Exhibition Explores Identity, Healing, Human Form
The themes of healing, identity and community through the lens of the human body are the focus of a new exhibition at La Casita Cultural
New CCE Office and Programming Aims to Fuel Engagement for More Students
This fall, the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs is opening a new Civic and Community Engagement (CCE) Office that will enhance and expand
In Memoriam: Life Trustee Michael Bill ’58
The student-athletes who pass through the entry of the football locker room in the John A. Lally Athletics Complex will be carrying on the legacy
Maxwell Welcomes International Professionals for Anti-Drug Trafficking Program
Twenty distinguished leaders from around the world will soon convene at the Maxwell School for an intensive, three-week academic program to cultivate technical expertise and
University’s Human Dynamics Programs Realign to Strengthen Collaboration and Community Impact
Over the summer, four academic disciplines focused on preparing students as professionals in the human, health and social services fields (formerly housed in the David
Heartfelt Gift Recognizes Accomplished Alumna and 3 Generations of Orange
William Pelton and Mary Jane Massie have created the Barringer Pelton Public Service Graduate Scholarship to honor their niece, Jody Barringer '95, L'98, G’08 (M.P.A.),
Charlotte Ebel ’25, Ayla Ray ’27 Receive Phi Kappa Phi Awards
An alumna and a student have received awards from Phi Kappa Phi (PKP), the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic
Renowned Health Economist Joins Maxwell as Moynihan Chair
Does taxing soda reduce how much people purchase and consume it? Do restaurant patrons make healthier choices when calories are listed on menus? Are GLP-1
5 Things to Know About New Student Convocation Speaker Andrea-Rose Oates ’26
Oates shares her favorite memories from her first year on campus, discusses her life-changing summer internship with NBCUniversal and gives her advice to the new
New $1M Gift to Build Bridges and Create Global Map to Enhance Democracies
With a new $1 million gift from The Reynolds Foundation, researchers at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs hope to create a new
