Faculty in the News

November 2024

Shahzeen Attari 

• “Shahzeen Attari, Environmentalist. Storyteller. Beautiful Thinker.” The Beautiful Thinkers Project  

Jeremy Carter 

• “IMPD chief asking Statehouse to allow red light cameras in Indianapolis,” WRTV  

Sameeksha Desai 

• “How big should a president go on manufacturing policy?”Industry Week 

Jerome Dumortier 

• “Sustainable jet fuel could create opportunities for Indiana corn growers,” Indiana Public Radio, WBAA, Greater Indiana, WBOI, Louisville Public Media 

Beth Gazley

• “U.S. House passes measure that could punish nonprofits Treasury Department decides are ‘terrorist’,” The Conversation
• “What to know about the House bill that could punish nonprofits over alleged ‘terrorist’ ties,” PBS
• “Measure would strip tax exempt status from nonprofits deemed supporters of terrorism,” NPR
• “Attitude with Arnie Arnesen,” Pacifica Radio Network

Kirsten Grønbjerg 

• “Arizona is one of the least charitable states, new study shows. Why does it rank so low?” AZ Central  

Tom Guevara 

• “Decision 2024 series offers insights for Hoosier voters” – Public News Service, MSN

Lee Hamilton 

• “Voting is fundamental to democracy,”The Trinity Journal
• “Our democracy needs disagreement to work well,”Toledo Legal News
• “Survivors bear witness to threat of nuclear weapons,”The Republic

Paul Helmke 

• “Fort Wayne visit was homecoming of sorts for Social Security commissioner,”The Journal Gazette

IU Public Policy Institute 

• “Nickel Plate Trail construction is in the final stretch in Indianapolis,”Indianapolis Business Journal
• “Toxic air and a maternal mortality crisis in America’s steel town,” Pulitzer Center, Capital B News, Yahoo News 
• “From crisis to collaboration: Tackling Northeast Indiana’s childcare shortage,” Input Fort Wayne

David Konisky 

• “With Republicans claiming the Senate and possibly the House, Congress expected to reverse course on climate,”Inside Climate News
• “How will Donald Trump handle the U.S. climate policy during his second term?” WTIU
• “Chris Wright, Trump’s pick for energy secretary, is wrong about green energy, experts say,” Central MO Info

Leslie Lenkowsky 

“Philanthropy, like the Democratic Party, needs to reassess its priorities,”The Chronicle of Philanthropy 

“Presidential election history predicted Harris would lose this election,”USA Today  

Roads to Removal 

“Corn stover could be key to a more climate-friendly fuel in Indiana,” Indiana Public Media, Indiana Ag Connection, Louisville Public Media, MSN, WFYI