A dean at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) said yesterday that the school may solicit student input into the

The U.S. ambassador to India and a former lecturer at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) announced Monday that he

When Kerry Greeley applied last fall to take four courses taught by some of the biggest names at the Kennedy

Despite resentment abroad, U.S. leadership in the world remains strong, Editor-In-Chief of The Economist Bill Emmott said at the ARCO

Al Franken ’73 is no big fat idiot. The comedian and political satirist—author of the famous book Rush Limbaugh Is

Arabs in the Middle East must have a “change of heart” before peace negotiations with Israel can continue, said New

Eliot A. Cohen, an author and professor at Johns Hopkins’ School of Advanced International Studies, argued for firm presidential control

Where is Kent State University? Colin K. Jost ’04 didn’t know the answer to that question, but he still won

With less than an hour left before the polls close, Mark T. Silvestri ’05 sits behind W. Mitt Romney’s desk.

With less than a week left before the Nov. 5 general election, the Massachusetts governor’s race is a dead heat,