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Jayati Ghosh, professor of economics, has been named a fellow of the International Science Council (ISC) for her contributions to advancing science as a global public good. 

"The Consent of the Governed After 250 Years: Democracy in the Age of AI and Social Media" gathered experts in history, politics, public policy, and computer science to discuss current technologies and their impact on the democratic process and democracy in general. 

The Collaborative for Urban Imagination, an interdisciplinary research group comprised of faculty and students from architecture, landscape architecture, environmental conservation, and engineering are exploring how "microforests" might reduce temperatures found in campus hotspots. 

Sadiyah Malcolm-Wallace, sociology, and Bridgette Davis, public policy, recently organized an ice cream social to bring together alumni and graduate students working in public policy to explore ways young people can participate in civic life.