Former Newsweek Bureau Chief Speaks About War Reporting post-9/11
On Tuesday evening, former Newsweek Bureau Chief Scott Johnson spoke to the Pell Center community about his experience as a
Read MoreILO Releases World of Work Report 2013
The International Labour Organization released the preprint edition of the World of Work Report 2013: Repairing the economic and social fabric online on
Read MoreThere’s Surf and Sun, but is there Sand?: RI Beaches Rebuild Post-Sandy (Op-Ed)
With Memorial Day weekend over, it is officially beach season. The Providence Journal reports that Rhode Island beaches are in
Read MoreRobert Whitcomb Joins New Class of Fellows at Pell Center
Scholars and Practitioners will support wide-ranging efforts in public affairs and international relations Newport, RI—The Pell Center for International Relations
Read MoreWar Correspondent: Getting news from the frontline to the home-front
A conversation with former Newsweek Bureau Chief Scott Johnson War correspondents are a special breed. To get that story about
Read MoreIsrael’s Right to Defend Itself “in a very dangerous, combustible region of the world.”
On April 21st, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel began his week-long trip to the Middle East. His first stop was in
Read MoreAn American Story of Freedom: Nobel Prize Winning Author Explores the Impact of the Great Migration
On Wednesday, Isabel Wilkerson, author of The Warmth of Other Suns, spoke to the Salve Regina University community about the
Read MoreGovernment Regulation of the Financial Industry. A Struggle to Create Effective Reform.
The general sentiment in the country is that the financial crisis of 2008 signaled a need for more regulation in
Read MoreWomen in Combat
Although women have served in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, it was only in the last year that the Department
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