DiBello Studies Gender in Ecuador’s Public Health Sphere

Maddie Phelps • January 21, 2020

“During the quiet moments where I would get to hold the fact that my experience was so unique—like a bus ride back that I’d have by myself—I’d just think about how I had been so wonderfully welcomed into the lives of people who didn't necessarily have to welcome me.”

Summer Spent on the Hill

Isabella Cavazzoni • November 11, 2018

“For better or worse, internships are still the best way to land a job on the Hill. There’s no better way to meet the people and learn the skills necessary to succeed here,” Mike Demakos, BC '16 said.

Journey of Discovery: Omeed Alidadi’s Time in Tajikistan

Cole Dady • September 10, 2017

"Before I went to Tajikistan, I was more afraid to take risks," said Omeed Alidadi, one the Heights' 'Seniors to Watch.'

‘Punishment has some form of boundaries:’ Yale Law Prof. Seeks to Reform Prisons

Madison Mariani • November 6, 2016

In her talk on Thursday, Judith Resnik talked about how placing prisoners in extreme solitary confinement is a violation of the eighth amendment.

Clough Center Hosts Panel of Professors to Examine the Election

Michael Zuppone • October 23, 2016

Alan Abramowitz, a professor of political science at Emory University, believes there is a polarized national electorate.

Clough Center Hosts Artists to Talk Visual Arts and Democracy

Yolanda Bustillo • January 24, 2016

As a part of The Arts and the Culture of Democracy Lecture Series, the Clough Center for the Study of Constitutional Democracy held a talk by artists discussing the relationship between democracy and the arts.