April 15, 2023 NPR's WDET
In an interview with NPR's WDET, Wendy Schiller discusses the need for states and the federal government to create better safety nets to help victims of domestic violence.
April 7, 2023 Bloomberg
Wendy Schiller comments for Bloomberg on former President Trump’s indictment, saying it may put pressure on others to officially join the 2024 presidential race.
April 6, 2023 The Boston Globe
Wendy Schiller comments for the Boston Globe “I think there’s a sort of a hunger in Rhode Island, among women in particular, for a woman to represent the state, given the sort of national mobilization of women across the country in the last 18 months, particularly after the Dobbs decision on abortion. That is still a very prominent issue and women are still feeling under siege.”
April 4, 2023 NBC 10 News
In an interview with NBC 10 News, Wendy Schiller dicusses former President Donald Trump's arraignment and what a conviction could mean for his candidacy in the 2024 presidential election.
March 31, 2023 Detroit Today
Wendy Schiller for Detroit Today “If you’re not above the law, and you’ve broken the law, then you are subject to prosecution.”
March 30, 2023 NBC News
In an interview with NBC News, Taubman Center Director Wendy Schiller discusses how the historic indictment of former president Donald Trump could impact politics and history.
March 29, 2023 Bloomberg Surveillance Podcast
In an interview with Bloomberg Surveillance podcast, Wendy Schiller discusses the hearings on the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
March 21, 2023 Rhode Island Current
Wendy Schiller comments for the Rhode Island Current “You see in the district that there is an appetite among a lot of different voting groups to have a person of color, or a woman, in Congress."
March 18, 2023 The Guardian
Wendy Schiller comments for The Guardian, “Once again we see that Trump is taking advantage of the Achilles’ heel of the Democratic party by telling voters that the Democrats like big government because it bails out industries and it never provides a bailout for the little guy.”
March 15, 2023 Detroit Today
In this episode of NPR's Detroit Today, Wendy Schiller discusses the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, how it happened, the current state of financial markets and where regulation fits into these concerns.
March 15, 2023
Wendy Schiller recently co-authored a new book published by Cambridge University Press titled, Inequality Across State Lines: How Policymakers Have Failed Domestic Violence Victims in the United States.
March 13, 2023 The New Yorker
Wendy Schiller comments for The New Yorker, “Joe Biden is a realist about what it will take to win re-election in 2024 for him, or any other Democrat."
March 10, 2023 The New York Times
Wendy Schiller comments for The New York Times, “Americans are still heavily reliant on fossil fuels, from gasoline to heavy manufacturing, and any shortage or spike in prices will make voters nervous, especially in high driving swing states like Georgia, Arizona, and Michigan."
March 9, 2023 Fox 43
In a recent Fox 43 piece, Wendy Schiller offered commentary on Senator John Fetterman’s abilities to legislate during inpatient treatment.
March 8, 2023 The Conversation
Wendy Schiller comments for The Conversation, “general political discourse in America has declined [with individuals feeling] free to behave badly [and] act out in anger.”
March 6, 2023 The Philadelphia Inquirer
In a recent Philadelphia Inquirer article, Wendy Schiller offered commentary on support for Senator John Fetterman among Democrat leadership and the role that aides play in supporting the work of Congress.
February 27, 2023 Brown Daily Herald
Jonathan Collins comments for The Brown Daily Herald, “He can go into the depth of law and policymaking, while also working through what it all means theoretically and empirically.”
February 27, 2023 Kappan
Jonathan Collins writes for Kappan, "We’ve seen decades of quiet bipartisan support for colleges and universities that primarily serve Black students. We should demand the same kind of bipartisan support for schools doing this at the K-12 level."