The rise of “new economic statecraft”—the use of trade and investment as tools of foreign policy—is increasingly threatening the stability and predictability of the global economic system. The United States, principal a…

“Without memory we would not know where we are going or who we are—Memory is not a sideline for architecture, it's the fundamental way to orient the mind, the emotions, and the soul.”—Daniel LibeskindDaniel Libeskind is…

As the keynote speaker for FEI’s Annual Claremont Finance Conference, Todd Barker '01 will cover the historical evolution of the hedge fund industry that started out with funds holding long and short positions to cancel…

Daniel Scroop, a historian of the United States based at the University of Glasgow in Scotland and currently a Fulbright Scholar in the U.S., charts the relationship between U.S. history and the public realm since the e…

In recent years, American public life has entered a period of reassessment and backlash. The post-2020 surge in anti-racist politics has been met by the rollback of affirmative action, growing skepticism toward DEI init…

Since 1985, the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies has provided opportunities for humanistic research and study to students and faculty at CMC. During this 40th anniversary celebration, in addition to reminiscences abo…

Learn about careers in human rights and the Elbaz Family Post-Graduate Fellowship program, sponsored by CMC’s Mgrublian Center for Human Rights. Join the two recipients of the 2024 Elbaz Family Post-Graduate Fellowship…