Faculty and alumni of the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program share insights into their diverse roles as ombuds.

M.S. in Bioethics Program Director Bob Klitzman writes about how people want to re-create an idealized past, but such nostalgia can distort history, impact political views, and cause harm. (Psychology Today)

Blake DiCosola shared how his background in social psychology and human-computer interaction will pair with the program’s interdisciplinary curriculum.

For more than 40 years, Bob Percopo has promoted SMRs as a clean, sustainable, and cost-effective source of energy.

Nonprofit Management’s Kim McCall, Ph.D., shares her powerful experience in Uganda and how she’s working to provide hope to children affected by war.

A climate-resilient built environment requires better buildings, transportation, energy, water, and sewage infrastructure.

The former head of Lloyd’s Lab North America spoke with Insurance Management students and faculty about how the start-up program supports much-needed innovation in the insurance industry.

Strategic Communication lecturer Matthew Sawyer on what his students learned about AI in their Practicum course and corresponding internships.

"This is why we insurance professionals are here; why insurance exists. We can’t replace the lives lost, but we can help people recover financially and sometimes do even more."

M.S. in Nonprofit Management Lecturer Tom Watson on the lessons he learned while working as a consultant to the Tuskegee Airmen.

Dr. Robert Klitzman, M.S. in Bioethics program director, on the difference between normal brain aging and signs of cognitive impairment. (The Washington Post)

I am optimistic about addressing climate change because of the enthusiasm and awareness I saw throughout NYC last week.