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The indictments of Donald Trump have set a historical precedent. Political science professor William Howell explains how they will play out and what’s behind America’s apparent polarization.

“I have long been intrigued by the relationship between public policy and economics, and the IPAL program has certainly allowed me an opportunity to explore that relationship more fully.”

“Gaining skills in economics, quantitative methods, and management will enable me to make the greatest impact in designing, analyzing, and implementing policy.”

“I want to help make economic institutions work for everyone, not just those who already have resources."

The Richard P. Taub Thesis Prize, created in 2018, is awarded annually to three undergraduate Public Policy Studies students who have done original and extensive research for the BA thesis project, the major’s capstone experience.

Professor Berry to lead institute that tackles range of issues facing cities.