In The Media

Distinguished university professor and executive director of the Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy quoted in article on Massachusetts State Police Academy's use of paramilitary structure.

Gilman discusses how immigration policies could affect science and innovation pipeline coming into the United States.

Research from Professor Todd Kashdan, who is also the founder of the Well-Being Laboratory; graduate student Patrick McKnight; psychology major Kerry Kelso; and Logan Craig, director of research operations at The Well-Being Lab; is cited in Forbes article on team communication.

van der Wees, adjunct faculty, discusses Taiwan's history as an independent country.

Professor offers solutions for traffic congestion in Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, which was recently ranked in the top 10 for worst traffic congestion in the country.

Endress collaborated with Qatari and Chilean artists to paint large scale murals as part of JEDARIART program.

Son discusses significance of rocket launch, says it adds to South Korea's credibility industrial-policy agenda.

Kim isn’t surprised by the rise in interest in Korean art, given the popularity of K-Pop Demon Hunters.

According to Cowan, the viral piece redefining poverty at $140,000 is based on bad assumptions and selective evidence.

Clemens’ research on the lifetime positive net fiscal balance of a recent immigrant is referenced.