With his sweep of five primaries Tuesday, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney continues to consolidate his grip on the Republican presidential nomination, causing media attention to shift to his selection of a running mate. Stanford professors disagreed about just how important Romney’s choice may be come November.
The dueling messages of the 2012 presidential election arrived in full force Tuesday afternoon in a packed Memorial Auditorium as Republican strategist Karl Rove and Robert Gibbs, former press secretary for President Obama, debated which party is best prepared to lead the United States through challenges ahead.
America’s last “good war” – that is, a war the vast majority of the population could agree was worth fighting – formally ended on the… Continue Reading »
For Sullivan, a visiting professor of political science, putting truth back into the political equation has been worth a career’s worth of heebie jeebies…
After co-founding FACE AIDS in 2005, Jonny Dorsey ’09 sought to further expose young people to careers in global health. Now on a mission for global health equity, Dorsey, Dave Ryan ’07 and Katie Bollbach ’09 have teamed up with Barbara Bush, daughter of former president George W. Bush, to found the nonprofit Global Health Corps (GHC), now in its first full year of operation.
In a rare public appearance, Condoleezza Rice spoke about effective leadership and her role in steering America’s foreign policy under the Bush administration in front of an overflowing audience at the Graduate School of Business’ Bishop Auditorium Thursday…