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Why paying congressional interns is important

Senior Fellow Chris Lu talks with Sen. Chris Van Hollen about the importance of paying congressional interns so that all students have an equal chance to apply

Chris Lu

Elections

Nationalizing the midterm elections is a big mistake

Although Wilson and Trump are in many ways polar opposites — one pious and scholarly, the other carnal and incurious — the two men are temperamentally alike.

The Washington Post

'You are still black': Charlottesville's racial divide hinders students

Among white parents, last year’s rallies have fostered more frank discussions of racial inequality, said one of the parents, Guian McKee, an associate professor at the University of Virginia's Miller Center. “There’s been a lot more openness to some of those challenging conversations,” he said.

Guian McKee

The LBJ Tapes: North Vietnam Bombing Missions

President Lyndon Johnson talked about halting the bombing of North Vietnam and its effect on the pending presidential election and his address to the nation. Ken Hughes provided an insight into the war.

Ken Hughes

U.S. midterms: ‘Kavanaugh effect’ poses challenge to both parties ahead of November vote

While GOP is banking on their base being energized by Kavanaugh, Democrats eye women: Midterms now looking more and more like a ‘national’ election, experts say.

Guian McKee

Is Harvard University’s affirmative action policy biased against AAPI students?

A trial is set to begin this month in a federal case challenging the admissions process at Harvard University, writes Miller Center Senior Fellow Chris Lu. Within the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community, this case is being closely watched, as it involves allegations that Harvard’s affirmative action policy is biased against AAPI students.

Chris Lu