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• What Biden’s Presidency Will Mean for Education: David Bloomfield on The Thought Project

  Biden has made some big promises about education and student loan debt. Professor David Bloomfield, an urban education policy expert, weighs in on those and what might be ahead for schools and students. Read more

• The Pandemic and the European Union with Teresa Pullano

  

  Prof. Teresa Pullano, University of Basel, Switzerland, discusses the pandemic and the European Union on the podcast, International Horizons. Read more

• 100 Days as President: Robin L. Garrell on The Thought Project

  President Garrell reflects on leading The Graduate Center during a pandemic and how she'll address important issues in the days and weeks ahead, on The Thought Project podcast. Read more

• "Strongmen Against Democracy" with Ruth Ben-Ghiat

  

  Prof. Ruth Ben-Ghiat, New York University, discusses "Strongmen Against Democracy" on International Horizons

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• A Divided Country, But Still a Democracy: Health Brown and Charles Tien on The Thought Project

  As the votes in the U.S. presidential election are still being counted, Brown and Tien discuss what’s ahead for our country. Read more

• "The Global Decline in Democracy During the Coronavirus Pandemic" with Michael J. Abramowitz of Freedom House

  

  Michael J. Abramowitz, Freedom House, discusses "The Global Decline of Democracy During the Coronavirus Pandemic" on International Horizons. Read more

• Polarization and the Election: Javier Padilla on The Thought Project

  Padilla, a Ph.D. student at The Graduate Center, discusses how the growing animosity between Democrats and Republicans is impacting our country and democracy in general. Read more

• "Online Foreign Interference in American Elections" with John Kelly

  

  John Kelly of Graphika discusses "Online Foreign Interference in American Elections" on International Horizons.
  
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• Thomas Weiss on The Thought Project - Episode 93

  Weiss, a presidential professor of political science at The Graduate Center, on why we need the U.N. and what it’s up against as it turns 75. Read more

• COVID, Conflict and Crisis in Russia's "Near Abroad" with Andrew Kuchins

  

  Prof. Andrew Kuchins, American University of Central Asia, discusses Covid, Conflict in Russia's "Near Abroad", on International Horizons. Read more