By Kirk McClure and Alex Schwartz Emergency relief for renters across America may protect them from the threat of eviction during the coronavirus crisis – but it won’t last for long. The economic shutdown necessitated by Covid-19 has undermined the ability of millions of families …
“We will be thinking of you, one among a storied network of learners who graduated before you, reaching back for more than a century and forward into the future.” —Mary Watson, Executive Dean, Schools of Public Engagement The Recognition Ceremony for the Milano School of …
A former planner and administrator with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Philip Mark Plotch (PhD ’14) is an associate professor of political science and director of the master of public administration program at Saint Peter’s University in Jersey City, NJ. He is the author of the recently …
The first Earth Day took place 50 years ago, giving voice to growing concerns about the pollution of the environment — oil spills, toxic dumping, pesticides, the extinction of wildlife — and its harmful effects on human life. Since that first event in 1970, Earth …
