Schar School in the News: March 4th - 8th

U.S. News and World Report: Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera is quoted in article on how urgent Americans perceive ongoing immigration issues to be. “It’s more about the narrative. It’s more about the politics of fear.”

The World: Jo-Marie Burt is quoted in a story about the fight against corruption in the Guatemalan government. “It’s unfortunate that these corrupt elites still have so much power."

Loudoun Times: Bonnie Stabile, director of the Gender and Policy Center, is quoted in an article about a summit aimed at empowering women and girls held at Rock Ridge High School as part of Women’s History Month. “You have to take care of yourself. You have to find supporters. “

WAMU (audio option): David Ramadan is quoted in a story about voter turnout for Super Tuesday primaries and the upcoming congressional primary. “Neither party choice is the choice of the majority of the people.”

Richmond Times-Dispatch: Mark J. Rozell writes an op-ed about the political costs to Virginia Republicans when they push extreme anti-abortion policies.

BBC Mundo (Latin America, translation may be required): Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera is quoted in article on the importance of immigration issues in the upcoming presidential election.

The Hill: David Ramadan op-eds on the Supreme Court’s decision to keep Trump on ballots—and to rule against immunity.

Al Jazeera: In an article about key takeaways from Super Tuesday primaries, Michael Fauntroy is quoted about how voters in swing states will likely vote in the upcoming presidential election. “…if those voters stay home in November or just can’t bring themselves to vote for former President Trump, then former President Trump cannot win those states.”

National Institute for Lobbying & Ethics (via LinkedIn): Undergrad Zayd Hamid is quoted in a story about Mason Lobbies Day and the importance of student advocacy. David Rehr is also quoted. “I was incredibly proud of the students.”

War on the Rocks: ISEC master student Benjamin Yarckin coauthors an op-ed about Kyiv’s defensive resiliency. (From December.)

Commercial Observer: In an article about Missing Middle housing reform in Northern Virginia, a 2024 housing forecast by Mason’s Center for Regional Analysis is cited.

Ozmanqizi TV (translation may be needed): Richard Kauzlarich discusses domestic developments in Azerbaijan.

Ozmanqizi TV (translation may be needed): Richard Kauzlarich talks about COP29 for an Azerbaijani audience.

Ozmanqizi TV (translation may be needed): Richard Kauzlarich describes Armenia-Azerbaijan relations.