Upcoming Public Events

Sep 12
Using Social Media Data for the Common Good
12:00 PM
Cowles Auditorium, Humphrey School of Public Affairs
Sep 16
The Trump Administration and Presidential Power
12:00 PM
Cowles Auditorium, Humphrey School of Public Affairs
Sep 22
Film Premiere: "Summoned: Frances Perkins and the General Welfare"
4:00 PM
Ted Mann Concert Hall
Sep 26
We, the People: Reclaiming the Public Square
4:00 PM
Coffman Union Theater
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News Highlights

2 Humphrey School Faculty Members Receive Fellowships to Pursue Research
Faculty
2 Humphrey School Faculty Members Receive Fellowships to Pursue Research
How to Address Gender Disparities in Transportation
Social Policy
How to Address Gender Disparities in Transportation
Accomplished Young Leader Gains Inspiration from Humphrey School Junior Summer Institute
Leadership
Accomplished Young Leader Gains Inspiration from Humphrey School Junior Summer Institute
From Student to Mayor to Met Council Chair: Nora Slawik
Alumni News
From Student to Mayor to Met Council Chair: Nora Slawik
Remembering Bruce Laingen, Minnesota Native and Accomplished Diplomat
School
Remembering Bruce Laingen, Minnesota Native and Accomplished Diplomat
What Transportation Innovation is Most Needed Now?
Alumni News
What Transportation Innovation is Most Needed Now?

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In the Media

Study: Drivers Behave More Dangerously Around Women Bicyclists

This story highlights research by Professor Greg Lindsey that showed female bicyclists were far more likely to get crowded by vehicles on the road. 

StreetsBlog USA
August 1, 2019
'2019 Congressional District Census' is a Political Mailing

Professor Larry Jacobs is interviewed for this story about a misleading political mailing sent out by the Republican Party.

KSTP
August 1, 2019
Fossil Fuel Projects Will Put Minnesota's Economy and Environment At Risk

In this commentary, alumnus Jacob Herbers (MS-STEP '19) argues against building any more fossil fuel infrastructure in Minnesota. 

Star Tribune
July 31, 2019
DC Officials Rethink Swimming Ban in Rivers After Years of Cleanup Efforts

Alumnus Erin Garnaas-Holmes (MURP '14) is interviewed for this story about the water quality of rivers in the Washington DC area. He works for the Clean Water Fund.

NPR
July 31, 2019
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