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Analyzing America’s final arbiter

Alum gives briefing on cases before the Supreme Court
Sebastián Royo publishes essay on democracy for leading Spanish think tank

‘When I came to the U.S., this was the shining light — the model for other countries all around the world’
Clark Model United Nations wins Best Small Delegation at Cornell International Affairs Conference

At the 13th Cornell International Affairs Conference (CIAC) earlier this month, Clark’s Model United Nations team outcompeted all other universities that sent eight delegates or fewer and earned the Best Small Delegation Award. They won the most individual awards out of any small delegation in their respective committees and proved their diplomacy, leadership, and…
Law professor: U.S. needs to ensure fair access to voting

Constitution Day speaker addresses Voting Rights Act
U.S. democracy is fraying, but can it be preserved?

Presidential Lecturer offers cause for concern — and optimism
A precedent for problem-solving

Professor says 19th-century politics offer lesson in settling division
‘Fear of the other side often gets democracies into trouble’

Bestselling author Daniel Ziblatt to deliver Oct. 26 Presidential Lecture on the fate of democracy
Presidential Lecture returns Oct. 26 with ‘How Democracies Die’ author

Speaker draws chilling parallels between US and failed democracies elsewhere
Clark welcomes new faculty for 2022–23 academic year

Professors enhance the University’s expertise in geography, race and ethnic studies, sciences, management, interactive media
Is the common good an uncommon concept?

Provost Sebastián Royo authors new report probing the challenges to a civil society