"Everyone has their own way of dealing with the sadness of the world. My method is simple: by staring directly at the darkness and tackling it...

Nonunion workers and their role in the upcoming presidential elections are discussed in this opinion piece written by Desiree LeClercq, assistant...

Alexandra Blackman and Richard Clark, both assistant professors of government, discuss the risks of withdrawing funding from UNRWA.

Landon Schnabel, Assistant Professor of sociology, says that legalizing same-sex marriage in Greece would show other Eastern Orthodox Christians that...

Oumar Ba, assistant professor of government, comments on Senegal’s President Macky Sall postponing presidential elections.

Select GPV alumni return as seasoned media voices and thought leaders in the campus community’s yearlong exploration of freedom of expression.

The Guiding Principles emerged from a Global Public Voices collaboration between Ian Kysel (Cornell Law) and Maya Sahli-Fadel.

Make your voice heard as a student leader in Cornell's freedom of expression theme year. We welcome applications from writers, scholars, activists and...

"Communities can adapt to some of these effects, or at least buy time," writes Linda Shi, assistant professor of city and regional planning," but...

Afghan political scientist and Global Public Voices fellow Sharif Hozoori joined Cornell in August 2021 as a visiting scholar at Einaudi’s South Asia...