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Zohran Mamdani’s primary victory in the Democratic nomination for New York City mayor came as a surprise to many, but to Associate Professor Timothy Weaver, it highlighted a political landscape that has been shifting for decades.

Hollyanne Lupi is adamant that being a young mother should never be a disincentive to pursuing one’s dreams. Whether single, partnered, or navigating life on the outskirts of traditional expectations, she firmly believes that motherhood, especially young motherhood, should not deter anyone from chasing their ambitions.

A new analysis co-written by Rockefeller College's Shawn Bushway explores how the reduced cost of production could affect different players in the drug supply chain, from China to Mexico to the United States.

The presentations, covering topics ranging from health communication to the aviation industry's impact on climate, will take place on Oct. 31 from 10 a.m. to noon at ETEC as part of Day 5 of Research & Entrepreneurship Week 2025: Celebrating Research from Innovation to Impact.

Florencia Feleder’s career has taken her to the State Capitol in U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s office, to the presidential campaign trail, to the clean energy sector. At each job, the 2019 graduate relied on skills and experiences she garnered at Rockefeller College.

CTG UAlbany Director J. Ramon Gil-Garcia was recently elected to the National Academy of Public Administration 2025 Class of Academy Fellows, one of the highest honors accorded to scholars for their contributions in the fields of public administration and policy. He's an expert on digital government and AI.

Camela Hughes was used to getting strange emails and phone calls. People claiming they’d solved cases that had long gone cold or expounding on their theories about corrupt police departments stalling cases. Last year, one such missive sparked an idea for Hughes, the director of the Cold Case Analysis Center (CCAC) and lecturer at the School of Criminal Justice.

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