Women in STEM in the Middle East and North Africa December 7, 2015
Women in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) have made remarkable strides in education, but they remain grossly…
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Egyptian Liberals at a Crossroad December 3, 2015
The world watched in 2011 as an uprising in Egypt ousted the autocratic regime of Hosni Mubarak and appeared to open the…
Cross-Examining History: An Interview with James A. Baker, III, by Talmage Boston December 2, 2015
James A. Baker, III, was recognized as “the man who made Washington work” while serving under Presidents Ronald Reagan and…
From Forrest Gump to General Patton: An Evening with Winston Groom December 1, 2015
Best known as the author of the acclaimed novel “Forrest Gump,” Winston Groom is also a noted historian and Vietnam veteran…
Creating a Campus Culture Where Every STEM Student Graduates November 18, 2015
Collaborative partnerships to improve students’ success in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields should…
The Arctic: A New Energy Frontier November 12, 2015
The Arctic is widely regarded as the last frontier for global oil and gas resource development. Despite the recent decline…
Whither Political Islam? The Muslim Brotherhood and the AKP, Post-Arab Spring November 4, 2015
Since 2010, much has changed for Islamists in the Middle East. Islamist parties gained prominence and major government roles…
Telemedicine in Schools: Improving Access to Health Care October 30, 2015
Telemedicine in schools can be a powerful tool to increase access to health care for children in need. Diagnosis and…
Roundtable Tailgate and Football Game October 24, 2015
Fall is fast approaching. To celebrate the cooler weather, the Baker Institute for Public Policy, the Jones Graduate School…
National Health Care Reform: The Anniversary Edition October 23, 2015
The Baker Institute and the Center for Health and Biosciences hosted the fifth biennial conference on health care reform…