Iraq: Ten Years Later
There is no decision more grave than a decision to go to war. History has taught us, time and again,
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Pell Center Roundtable: Ethics in Business? Should government regulate what businesses do?
Government regulation of business is often dismissed as a barrier to economic growth. But others still favor regulation because of
Read MoreThis week in a Nutshell: Celebrities Get Hacked as Government Puts Cybersecurity on the Spotlight
The vulnerability of the nation’s cyber networks were made clear on Tuesday after a website claimed it had stolen the
Read MoreDana Priest Named Inaugural Winner of Pell Center Prize for Story in the Public Square
NEWPORT, R.I. – Dana Priest, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winning journalist for the Washington Post, has been named the inaugural
Read MoreContest in Storytelling Open to College Students
Contest in Storytelling Open to College Students $1,000 Grand Prize Two $250 Honorable Mentions Storytelling is an ancient element of
Read More“Wait, Who is That?”: Obama’s Appointed Cabinet Members in 2013
Let’s face it–it can be hard to keep track of all of the old and new names being mentioned in
Read MorePell Center Debuts New Website
Newport–The Pell Center for International Relations and Public Policy at Salve Regina University relaunched its official website, www.salve.edu/pellcenter, today, Monday,
Read MorePell Center Welcomes Kathleen Shannon as Visiting Fellow
The Pell Center for International Relations and Public Policy at Salve Regina University is pleased to welcome collaboration facilitator and
Read MoreYou can’t post that on Facebook! A Conversation about Social Media and Privacy for Students
Pell Center Round Table Discussion 1 By now, you’ve probably heard the advice to be careful what you put on
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