Faculty in the News

March 2025

Pierre Atlas 

• “IU Columbus and Mill Race Center present community discussions on world affairs,”News at IU
• “Great Decision lectures begin in March,”The Republic
• “Pierre Atlas: Trump abandons our allies, American global leadership,”Indianapolis Business Journal

Jon Eldon 

• “Campus Sustainability Innovation Fund back after funding freeze with new emphasis on student research,” IDS

Brad Fulton 

• “Elon Musk is angry at Tim Walz’s jabs. Should he be surprised?”USA Today

Karen Gahl-Mills 

• “Kennedy Center staff braces for more cuts as leaders describe poor finances,”The Washington Post

John Graham 

• “All the presidents’ regulations,”Cato Institute

Kirsten Grønbjerg 

• “Executive orders carve out funding from Indiana nonprofit sector, more uncertainty follows,” WFYI 

Lee Hamilton 

• “It's the job of Congress—not Musk—to control government spending,”Evansville Courier & Press

Paul Helmke 

• “Fort Wayne community leaders trade ideas for Tom Henry memorialization,” Wayne Journal Gazette 
• “Feds de-emphasize gun violence as a public health issue,” Fox 59 

Sheila Kennedy 

• “How we got here...”Indiana Citizen

David Konisky 

• “Why the Trump administration is wrong about an energy crisis in the US, according to experts,”ABC News

Leslie Lenkowski 

• “Braun orders review of college antisemitism responses, policies,” WTIU  

Jim Perry 

• “Federal funding cuts ripple through the heart of Trump country,”Reuters

IU Public Policy Institute 

• “MakeMyMove offers cash, incentives to lure remote workers to 11 counties in Indianapolis area,”Indianapolis Star
• “Bail bond providers concerned after Johnson County moves to cash-only bail,”Daily Journal
• “While bill criminalizing homeless Hoosiers has failed, a complicated problem persists,”The Statehouse File

April 2025

Matthew Baggetta and Brad Fulton 

• "6 ways nonprofit leaders can boost morale in chaotic times,"The Chronicle of Philanthropy