Join the us in listening to how emerging technologies are reshaping the character of competition and conflict faster than policy and procurement pathways can keep up. Drawing on his experience in military service and in…
https://www.cmc.edu/athenaeum/kill-board-shadow-fleet-and-new-international-defense-marketProfessor Ken Miller and Keith Maben ’28 on sales tax ballot measures in LA Times
PHOTO CREDIT: SeanPavonePhoto | Adobe StockVoices, Los Angeles Times, November 3, 2026Kenneth P. Miller and Keith MabenVoters throughout Los Angeles County have been asked repeatedly to approve higher local sales taxes…
https://www.cmc.edu/rose-institute/la-county-sales-taxes-keep-rising-there-limitAs CMC prepares for President Will Dudley’s inauguration this weekend, get to know what inspired his personal and higher education journey in our new CMC Magazine profile.
by Evan RosenmanIntroductionAmerica’s political leadership has diversified considerably in the last half century. After the 1976 elections, 90% of America’s governors were non-Hispanic White men, and the percentages wer…
https://www.cmc.edu/rose-institute/newcomers-charge-midterms-may-bring-new-demographics-leadershipFall networking treks help students explore careers across the country
Professor Cameron Shelton on campaign ad bias for USA Today
Join the Dreier Roundtable and listen to how capitalism and socialism have long offered competing visions of economic freedom, equality, and prosperity. Yet among young Americans, capitalism is losing ground while socia…
https://www.cmc.edu/athenaeum/capitalism-vs-socialism-which-economic-system-better-americaEmeritus Professor John Roth may have retired from CMC in 2007 after 40 years on the faculty, but with two new books and a recent talk in the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum, the wisdom of this beloved scholar, teacher, phi…
Malu Junco ’27 didn’t see herself as a science student. But when the pandemic drastically reduced educational access in her “super, super small” hometown in Brazil, Junco, then in high school, decided to tackle science…