Anupama Rao was interviewed for a featured profile with Article 14 discussing her scholarship on caste and her work leading The Ambedkar Initiative at Columbia.

Frank Guridy appeared alongside co-panelist Megan Kimble for a special discussion moderated by Ben Philpott on the topic, “How Infrastructure Supports & Separates Us,” part of the Texas Book Festival. Professor Guridy spoke about his recent book, The Stadium: An American History of Politics, Protest, and Play.

Mae Ngai was interviewed on Background Briefing with Ian Masters on the unfolding events in the Trump Administration. Listen to the full episode here.

Mae Ngai was interviewed by Democracy Now!, where she breaks down the recent decision by a federal judge in Seattle to block Trump’s executive order aiming to end birthright citizenship and how the Trump Administration seeks to redefine the meaning of “jurisdiction” in the 14th Amendment to further deportation efforts.

Carol Gluck was awarded the 2024 NIHU International Prize in Japanese Studies, recognizing a scholar based outside Japan who has made a significant contribution to the international development of Japanese studies.

Justin Jackson (PhD 2014) was quoted in the New York Times on Trump’s interest in President William McKinley, whose territorial expansions of the US and emphasis on tariffs have been lauded by the Trump administration. Read the full article here.