News + Media Current Headlines “I have yet to meet a professor that cares more for their students” May 13, 2026 MIT Office of Graduate Education Built to fly: Brian Robinson lives and works at the intersection of aviation, politics, and technology April 15, 2026 School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Prof. Kathleen Thelen named Guggenheim Fellow April 15, 2026 MIT News PhD student Daniel Cebul receives World Politics and Statecraft Fellowship April 6, 2026 MIT Political Science Prof. Andrea Campbell selected as SHASS Faculty Fellow April 1, 2026 School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences More Headlines Op-Ed Valuing human authenticity in the age of AI By Evan Lieberman March 27, 2026 Global Commons Substack The Hormuz Minefield: In the Strait, Iran Holds the Advantage--and America has No Good Options By Caitlin Talmadge March 13, 2026 Foreign Affairs More Op-Eds Quoted “They worried...that the U.S. was developing what's known as conventional long-range strike weapons that could be used to attack China's nuclear forces.” —Prof. Taylor Fravel on why China has doubled its nuclear capacity in the last decade May 10, 2026 NPR.org More Quoted Multimedia Prof. Mai Hassan NPR interview on "Gaza commanded our attention. Why hasn't Sudan?" More Multimedia
“I have yet to meet a professor that cares more for their students” May 13, 2026 MIT Office of Graduate Education
Built to fly: Brian Robinson lives and works at the intersection of aviation, politics, and technology April 15, 2026 School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
PhD student Daniel Cebul receives World Politics and Statecraft Fellowship April 6, 2026 MIT Political Science
Prof. Andrea Campbell selected as SHASS Faculty Fellow April 1, 2026 School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
The Hormuz Minefield: In the Strait, Iran Holds the Advantage--and America has No Good Options By Caitlin Talmadge March 13, 2026 Foreign Affairs
“They worried...that the U.S. was developing what's known as conventional long-range strike weapons that could be used to attack China's nuclear forces.” —Prof. Taylor Fravel on why China has doubled its nuclear capacity in the last decade May 10, 2026 NPR.org
