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Of, By and For the People: Getting Involved in Local Government

by Sarah Pollock | Oct 20, 2017 | Philanthropy & Non-Profit Organizations, Politics and Governance, Texas | 1 |

Photo: Sarah Pollock For a state that prides itself on having a culture of go-getters, Texas has a...

Khashoggi Killing Adds New Dimension to Yemen War- and New Opportunity for United States

by Charlotte Gorman | Dec 10, 2018 | Global, Global Policy Studies & International Security, Misc, Op-ed | 0 |

Seventy years ago today, the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human rights that...

Op-ed: Rexposé

by Brittany Speetles | Nov 22, 2018 | Energy & Environmental Policy, Misc, National, Op-ed | 0 |

The Cockrell School has said in a statement that its new distinguished lecture series “aims to...

Iran Sanctions and the Public Opinion Battleground

by Jonah Bhide | Nov 13, 2018 | Global, Misc | 0 |

Following its withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action – commonly referred to as the...

A Conversation with Former CIA Director John Brennan

by Ryan Duffy | Oct 15, 2018 | Global, Global Policy Studies & International Security, Misc, National, Texas | 0 |

In his time since leaving Langley, John Brennan has continued to be a fixture in the news. He has...

To Fund Infrastructure, Tax Carbon Emissions

by Philip Jankoski | Oct 2, 2018 | Economics & Trade Policy, Energy & Environmental Policy, National, Op-ed | 0 |

If the midterm elections result in a so-called blue wave, Democrats could lead the push in...

Young, Scrappy, Hungry, and Waiting: The Case for Reforming Security Clearances

by Kelsey Ritchie | Sep 26, 2018 | Global, Global Policy Studies & International Security, LBJ School, Misc, Op-ed | 0 |

Last December, I was offered my dream internship – working with the U.S. Department of State –...

Should the World Be Worried about a War in the Strait of Hormuz?

by Rajeev P.S. Kumar | Sep 21, 2018 | Global, Global Policy Studies & International Security, Misc | 0 |

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has hinted at a possible intervention in the Strait of Hormuz if...

Men Without Chests: Reflections on the Death of a Great Hero and the America he Loved

by Kelsey Ritchie | Sep 14, 2018 | National, Politics and Governance | 0 |

In his book The Abolition of Man, the great British thinker C.S. Lewis contemplates the demise of...

Cecile Richards on “Make Trouble” with Wendy Davis

by Elizabeth Petruy | Apr 25, 2018 | Health & Social Policy, National, Philanthropy & Non-Profit Organizations, Texas | 0 |

On Saturday, April 7, from 3-5 pm, the Paramount Theatre on Congress Avenue was filled with women...

Trade Wars and Trump: Why the U.S. Might Rejoin the TPP

by Claire Huitt | Apr 16, 2018 | Economics & Trade Policy, Global, Global Policy Studies & International Security | 1 |

Thursday morning, President Donald Trump announced that he had directed his economic adviser Larry...

An Unconventional Approach to Expanding Student Health, Wellness and Privacy

by Heidi Kahle | Apr 12, 2018 | Health & Social Policy, Student Life, Texas, University of Texas at Austin | 0 |

In 2007, The University of Texas at Austin made local news headlines when it made Plan B available...

Of, By and For the People: Getting Involved in Loc...

Of, By and For the People: Getting Involved in Local Government

Khashoggi Killing Adds New Dimension to Yemen War- and New Opportunity for United States

Op-ed: Rexposé

A Conversation with Former CIA Director John Brennan

To Fund Infrastructure, Tax Carbon Emissions

Young, Scrappy, Hungry, and Waiting: The Case for Reforming Security Clearances

Should the World Be Worried about a War in the Strait of Hormuz?

Men Without Chests: Reflections on the Death of a Great Hero and the America he Loved

Trade Wars and Trump: Why the U.S. Might Rejoin the TPP

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