In the Media
Nashville Post: On the Move: 5 May 2022
May. 6, 2022
Cindy Kam, William R. Kenan, Jr. Chair and professor of political science, mentioned.
United Methodist News Service: Lawson Institute advances nonviolence work
May. 6, 2022
The James Lawson Institute launch, featured.
The Tennessean: Trash, taxes and Titans: Why citizens are unhappy with Nashville’s direction
May. 6, 2022
The Vanderbilt Poll-Nashville, mentioned. The Nashville Post also published a story mentioning the poll.
The Indian Express: ‘Unstoppable’: Book chronicles journey of 40 youth icons
May. 4, 2022
Karan Jani, research assistant professor of physics & astronomy, mentioned.
The Conversation: Universal access to free meals at schools can lead to lower grocery bills and healthier food purchases
May. 4, 2022
Michelle Marcus, C. Family Dean’s Faculty Fellow in Economics, co-authored.
Associated Press: FACT FOCUS: Food plant fires fuel conspiracy theory
May. 4, 2022
Lisa Fazio, associate professor of psychology, quoted.
MarketWatch: America has created a tribal culture on abortion, climate change and immigration, Harvard professors say
May. 4, 2022
Mattias Polborn, E. Bronson Ingram Professor of Economics, research cited.
The Hechinger Report: Many certificate programs don’t pay off, but colleges want to keep offering them anyway
May. 2, 2022
Lesley Turner, associate professor of economics, and doctoral student Cody Christensen, research cited.
Austin Public Radio: Efforts to unionize bring Austin Starbucks workers together
May. 2, 2022
Daniel Cornfield, professor of sociology, quoted. El País also published a story featuring Cornfield.
WTVF, Channel 5: Vanderbilt poll shows people in Nashville think the city is ‘headed in the wrong track’
May. 2, 2022
Josh Clinton, Abby and Jon Winkelried Professor of Political Science, interviewed.