These social policies could help the U.S. cope with the coronavirus pandemic Penn In the News The Washington Post These social policies could help the U.S. cope with the coronavirus pandemic Julia Lynch of the School of Arts and Sciences wrote about the U.S.’s structural vulnerabilities to the effects of COVID-19 and what we can learn from other wealthy democracies about how to cope. How can Trump fight the pandemic when he’s chasing experts out of government? Penn In the News The Washington Post How can Trump fight the pandemic when he’s chasing experts out of government? John Gans of Perry World House wrote about the administration’s removal of “disloyal” civil servants and the effect on the effort to combat the coronavirus pandemic. “This sort of purge is undermining government at a time when it is needed most,” he wrote. When it comes to vice presidential candidates, there's a lot at stake for Biden and Sanders Penn In the News Science.Mic. When it comes to vice presidential candidates, there's a lot at stake for Biden and Sanders Dan Hopkins of the School of Arts and Sciences spoke about the supposed hometown advantage presidential candidates may have when choosing a running mate from that state. “What I found is that presidential candidates used to enjoy a sizable electoral bonus in the state that they were from, but that has declined over time,” he said. “Vice presidential candidates never generated quite that much bonus, but whatever bonus they did generate is now indistinguishable from zero and maybe, on average, about half a percentage point.” Coronavirus and the election Coronavirus and the election Political science professor Marc Meredith shares his thoughts with Penn Today on what the coronavirus pandemic could mean for primaries, traditional campaigning activities, and voter turnout. In Ohio, a Republican governor has taken aggressive steps to contain coronavirus before coming an outbreak hotspot Penn In the News Boston Globe In Ohio, a Republican governor has taken aggressive steps to contain coronavirus before coming an outbreak hotspot Julia Lynch of the School of Arts and Sciences said it’s not unusual that the U.S. policy response to the coronavirus has varied across states and localities. “What is unusual from a comparative perspective right now is that there is probably less coordinated national level leadership than one would usually see in a crisis,” she said. Joe Biden will host ‘virtual events’ as coronavirus fears heat up Penn In the News The New York Times Joe Biden will host ‘virtual events’ as coronavirus fears heat up PIK Professor Ezekiel Emanuel was appointed to Joseph Biden’s new Public Health Advisory Committee, which will guide the candidate’s campaign. Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements The political science professor’s new book, “The Loud Minority,” traces the impact of protest movements on legislation, voting, and other aspects of American democracy. Understanding what makes a fact a fact Understanding what makes a fact a fact Professor of History Sophie Rosenfeld and Professor of Education Sigal Ben-Porath unite their perspectives on truth for Penn Today's first “Understand This ...” podcast episode. Super Tuesday takeaways nocred Super Tuesday takeaways Super Tuesday votes in 14 states offered some surprises and seem to have dramatically transformed the Democratic bid for president. Let’s talk Super Tuesday Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Let’s talk Super Tuesday Diana Mutz of the School of Arts and Sciences and Annenberg School for Communication discussed Super Tuesday and the ramifications for the 2020 presidential election. Load More
How can Trump fight the pandemic when he’s chasing experts out of government? Penn In the News The Washington Post How can Trump fight the pandemic when he’s chasing experts out of government? John Gans of Perry World House wrote about the administration’s removal of “disloyal” civil servants and the effect on the effort to combat the coronavirus pandemic. “This sort of purge is undermining government at a time when it is needed most,” he wrote. When it comes to vice presidential candidates, there's a lot at stake for Biden and Sanders Penn In the News Science.Mic. When it comes to vice presidential candidates, there's a lot at stake for Biden and Sanders Dan Hopkins of the School of Arts and Sciences spoke about the supposed hometown advantage presidential candidates may have when choosing a running mate from that state. “What I found is that presidential candidates used to enjoy a sizable electoral bonus in the state that they were from, but that has declined over time,” he said. “Vice presidential candidates never generated quite that much bonus, but whatever bonus they did generate is now indistinguishable from zero and maybe, on average, about half a percentage point.” Coronavirus and the election Coronavirus and the election Political science professor Marc Meredith shares his thoughts with Penn Today on what the coronavirus pandemic could mean for primaries, traditional campaigning activities, and voter turnout. In Ohio, a Republican governor has taken aggressive steps to contain coronavirus before coming an outbreak hotspot Penn In the News Boston Globe In Ohio, a Republican governor has taken aggressive steps to contain coronavirus before coming an outbreak hotspot Julia Lynch of the School of Arts and Sciences said it’s not unusual that the U.S. policy response to the coronavirus has varied across states and localities. “What is unusual from a comparative perspective right now is that there is probably less coordinated national level leadership than one would usually see in a crisis,” she said. Joe Biden will host ‘virtual events’ as coronavirus fears heat up Penn In the News The New York Times Joe Biden will host ‘virtual events’ as coronavirus fears heat up PIK Professor Ezekiel Emanuel was appointed to Joseph Biden’s new Public Health Advisory Committee, which will guide the candidate’s campaign. Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements The political science professor’s new book, “The Loud Minority,” traces the impact of protest movements on legislation, voting, and other aspects of American democracy. Understanding what makes a fact a fact Understanding what makes a fact a fact Professor of History Sophie Rosenfeld and Professor of Education Sigal Ben-Porath unite their perspectives on truth for Penn Today's first “Understand This ...” podcast episode. Super Tuesday takeaways nocred Super Tuesday takeaways Super Tuesday votes in 14 states offered some surprises and seem to have dramatically transformed the Democratic bid for president. Let’s talk Super Tuesday Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Let’s talk Super Tuesday Diana Mutz of the School of Arts and Sciences and Annenberg School for Communication discussed Super Tuesday and the ramifications for the 2020 presidential election. Load More
When it comes to vice presidential candidates, there's a lot at stake for Biden and Sanders Penn In the News Science.Mic. When it comes to vice presidential candidates, there's a lot at stake for Biden and Sanders Dan Hopkins of the School of Arts and Sciences spoke about the supposed hometown advantage presidential candidates may have when choosing a running mate from that state. “What I found is that presidential candidates used to enjoy a sizable electoral bonus in the state that they were from, but that has declined over time,” he said. “Vice presidential candidates never generated quite that much bonus, but whatever bonus they did generate is now indistinguishable from zero and maybe, on average, about half a percentage point.” Coronavirus and the election Coronavirus and the election Political science professor Marc Meredith shares his thoughts with Penn Today on what the coronavirus pandemic could mean for primaries, traditional campaigning activities, and voter turnout. In Ohio, a Republican governor has taken aggressive steps to contain coronavirus before coming an outbreak hotspot Penn In the News Boston Globe In Ohio, a Republican governor has taken aggressive steps to contain coronavirus before coming an outbreak hotspot Julia Lynch of the School of Arts and Sciences said it’s not unusual that the U.S. policy response to the coronavirus has varied across states and localities. “What is unusual from a comparative perspective right now is that there is probably less coordinated national level leadership than one would usually see in a crisis,” she said. Joe Biden will host ‘virtual events’ as coronavirus fears heat up Penn In the News The New York Times Joe Biden will host ‘virtual events’ as coronavirus fears heat up PIK Professor Ezekiel Emanuel was appointed to Joseph Biden’s new Public Health Advisory Committee, which will guide the candidate’s campaign. Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements The political science professor’s new book, “The Loud Minority,” traces the impact of protest movements on legislation, voting, and other aspects of American democracy. Understanding what makes a fact a fact Understanding what makes a fact a fact Professor of History Sophie Rosenfeld and Professor of Education Sigal Ben-Porath unite their perspectives on truth for Penn Today's first “Understand This ...” podcast episode. Super Tuesday takeaways nocred Super Tuesday takeaways Super Tuesday votes in 14 states offered some surprises and seem to have dramatically transformed the Democratic bid for president. Let’s talk Super Tuesday Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Let’s talk Super Tuesday Diana Mutz of the School of Arts and Sciences and Annenberg School for Communication discussed Super Tuesday and the ramifications for the 2020 presidential election. Load More
Coronavirus and the election Coronavirus and the election Political science professor Marc Meredith shares his thoughts with Penn Today on what the coronavirus pandemic could mean for primaries, traditional campaigning activities, and voter turnout.
In Ohio, a Republican governor has taken aggressive steps to contain coronavirus before coming an outbreak hotspot Penn In the News Boston Globe In Ohio, a Republican governor has taken aggressive steps to contain coronavirus before coming an outbreak hotspot Julia Lynch of the School of Arts and Sciences said it’s not unusual that the U.S. policy response to the coronavirus has varied across states and localities. “What is unusual from a comparative perspective right now is that there is probably less coordinated national level leadership than one would usually see in a crisis,” she said. Joe Biden will host ‘virtual events’ as coronavirus fears heat up Penn In the News The New York Times Joe Biden will host ‘virtual events’ as coronavirus fears heat up PIK Professor Ezekiel Emanuel was appointed to Joseph Biden’s new Public Health Advisory Committee, which will guide the candidate’s campaign. Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements The political science professor’s new book, “The Loud Minority,” traces the impact of protest movements on legislation, voting, and other aspects of American democracy. Understanding what makes a fact a fact Understanding what makes a fact a fact Professor of History Sophie Rosenfeld and Professor of Education Sigal Ben-Porath unite their perspectives on truth for Penn Today's first “Understand This ...” podcast episode. Super Tuesday takeaways nocred Super Tuesday takeaways Super Tuesday votes in 14 states offered some surprises and seem to have dramatically transformed the Democratic bid for president. Let’s talk Super Tuesday Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Let’s talk Super Tuesday Diana Mutz of the School of Arts and Sciences and Annenberg School for Communication discussed Super Tuesday and the ramifications for the 2020 presidential election. Load More
Joe Biden will host ‘virtual events’ as coronavirus fears heat up Penn In the News The New York Times Joe Biden will host ‘virtual events’ as coronavirus fears heat up PIK Professor Ezekiel Emanuel was appointed to Joseph Biden’s new Public Health Advisory Committee, which will guide the candidate’s campaign. Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements The political science professor’s new book, “The Loud Minority,” traces the impact of protest movements on legislation, voting, and other aspects of American democracy. Understanding what makes a fact a fact Understanding what makes a fact a fact Professor of History Sophie Rosenfeld and Professor of Education Sigal Ben-Porath unite their perspectives on truth for Penn Today's first “Understand This ...” podcast episode. Super Tuesday takeaways nocred Super Tuesday takeaways Super Tuesday votes in 14 states offered some surprises and seem to have dramatically transformed the Democratic bid for president. Let’s talk Super Tuesday Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Let’s talk Super Tuesday Diana Mutz of the School of Arts and Sciences and Annenberg School for Communication discussed Super Tuesday and the ramifications for the 2020 presidential election. Load More
Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements Power to the protest: Daniel Gillion on protest movements The political science professor’s new book, “The Loud Minority,” traces the impact of protest movements on legislation, voting, and other aspects of American democracy.
Understanding what makes a fact a fact Understanding what makes a fact a fact Professor of History Sophie Rosenfeld and Professor of Education Sigal Ben-Porath unite their perspectives on truth for Penn Today's first “Understand This ...” podcast episode.
Super Tuesday takeaways nocred Super Tuesday takeaways Super Tuesday votes in 14 states offered some surprises and seem to have dramatically transformed the Democratic bid for president.
Let’s talk Super Tuesday Penn In the News WHYY (Philadelphia) Let’s talk Super Tuesday Diana Mutz of the School of Arts and Sciences and Annenberg School for Communication discussed Super Tuesday and the ramifications for the 2020 presidential election.