Alissa Rubin (International Correspondent for The New York Times) discussed the causes and consequences of today’s shifting perceptions of fact-based journalism, as well as ways in which readers and journalists can actively reshape their interactions with pieces of journalism.
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On May 10th, Jessica Guthrie ’10, Janos Marton ’04, and Jorge Miranda ’01 discussed their career paths and their intersections in racial and social justice, and explained how they balance their commitment to racial and social justice with personal goals.
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As NH and the nation face a crippling opioid epidemic, Chief Justice Tina Nadeau explains that if we want to increase public safety, reduce the cost of incarceration, and return offenders to the community as productive members, we need to invest in alternatives to incarceration.
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On April 29, the Rockefeller Center welcomed NPR Legal Affairs Correspondent Nina Totenberg, who provided insight on the future of the Supreme Court and answered audience questions regarding current pending cases as well as her decades of experience in covering the Court.
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On May 6th, Catharine A. MacKinnon and Saru Jayaraman discussed the impact of tipping on female restaurant workers, arguing that tipping harms women by depressing their wages and making them vulnerable to sexual harassment.
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