August 2023

How is President Erdogan’s recent pivot towards NATO, including actions supporting Ukraine and Sweden’s membership bids, reflecting a dramatic shift in Turkey’s relationship with Russia, and what does it mean for the delicate balance of power in the region?

In a post-pandemic educational crisis with declining enrollment and achievement, mass resignations, and divisive issues, Dr. Vincent F. Cotter examines the disconnects in the education system and calls for a unified approach to stabilize and grow schools.

Following the Supreme Court’s decision to end race-conscious admissions, Dr. Benedict I. Truman examines the implications for higher education, highlighting concerns about interracial competition, social justice, and the broader impact on economic and racial equality in America.

In the landmark criminal case against Donald Trump, legal expert Miles Zaremski examines the critical issue of televising the trial, arguing that public access may be vital for restoring faith in American democracy.

From the Space Shuttle to the Titan submersible, Scott Jackson probes the hidden assumptions behind some of history’s most devastating technological failures, and asks whether engineers are truly asking the right questions about risk.

Unveiling the landmark shift in military justice: Will replacing commanders with Special Prosecutors in sexual assault trials challenge perceptions of a flawed system?

Discover the alchemy of judgment in pivotal decision-making moments, as author Chris Mailander reveals lessons from his journey from law student to advisor for multinational corporations.

How utilizing university endowments and increasing government funding to public schools could revolutionize higher education, making it more accessible and affordable for all.

How do perceptions of the American Dream vary among Trump-to-Biden swing voters, and what does this reveal about concerns on wealth inequality, education costs, and the future?