What does the housing bill mean for rural America? Professor and Associate Dean Ryan Allen was interviewed about manufactured homes and why an outdated federal requirement has fueled the stigma around them for decades.
Visiting Professor of Practice Peter Brown was interviewed for this story about the $1 billion investment designed to transform downtown St. Paul into a hybrid neighborhood of housing, retail, and offices.
Associate Professor Gabe Chan was a guest on this program to discuss the potential impact of a dispute between the Upper Sioux Community and a local electric cooperative in southern Minnesota over solar power production and distribution.
Associate Professor Brigitte Seim spoke to columnist John Rash for this piece examining reasons for the loss of trust in government and other public institutions.
A year after the shootings that left state Rep. Melissa Hortman dead and state Sen. John Hoffman wounded, Professor Larry Jacobs was interviewed on how the uptick in political violence has continued to unfold.
Professor Larry Jacobs was interviewed about the political party endorsement process for candidates and how influential they can be to the outcome of elections.
Retired Professor Ed Goetz was interviewed on housing affordability and development challenges that are shaping communities across Minnesota. (Begins at 24:10 in the video)
Professor Larry Jacobs is quoted in this story on whether Democrats are right to be optimistic about their chances of taking control of Congress in the mid-term elections.
Associate Dean for Research Ryan Allen said in this interview that research indicates the enhanced federal immigration enforcement actions in Minnesota earlier this year led to “millions of dollars of tax revenues lost and millions of dollars of business revenues lost.”
Associate Professor Janna Johnson said in this story that young people are making a smart financial decision by living at home these days, because of the reality of the job market and the housing market.
Coverage of a Humphrey School event featuring Rizine Mzikamanda, the former chief justice of Malawi. He warned that judicial independence is under increasing global pressure and that the rule of law is critical in restraining unchecked power.
Associate Professor Gabe Chan was quoted in this story covering the data center debate in rural Minnesota, including why transparency and local trust matter as communities weigh these large-scale projects.
Retired Humphrey School Diplomat-in-Residence and global expert Mary Curtin was a guest on this program to talk about the “Great Decisions Conference,” which explored shifting national alliances and the risk of nuclear proliferation.
Professor Larry Jacobs was a guest on this program to help break down the SAVE Act and what federal efforts to oversee elections could mean for voter trust.