Among the Columbian College faculty getting press during the month of January are the following individuals, listed by department:

Joel Kuipers and Joshua Bell were quoted in The Irish Examiner on the future of cell phones and mobile technology.

Both The Indian Express and Politico featured work by Barbara Miller on Indian hairstyles and their implication in Indian society and how unbalanced sex ratios contribute to social problems among refugees in Europe.

Eric H. Cline coauthored an article in Quartz on the social implications of historic droughts in the Near East and the potential connection to today.

The Tampa Bay Times and Marketplace both quoted Tara Sinclair. She also appeared in Quartz, discussing the amount of unfilled jobs and in PolitiFact in response to remarks by Paul Ryan.

Thomas Mallon published an essay in The New Yorker titled “A View from the Fringe.” His novel, Finale, also appeared on several year-end lists of 2015’s best books (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6). He also wrote the review “Winter” for The New York Times.

Lisa Page authored "'Grant Park’ review: A novel about America’s continuing racial divide" in The Washington Post.

Daniele Podini was a guest on the “New Questions About the Use of Forensic DNA” episode of The Diane Rehm Show.

The Associated Press quoted Katie Wells in the article "1000s of Baltimore Buildings to be Torn Down to Fight Blight."

Tyler Anbinder was quoted by The New Yorker in the article “Donald Trump Isn’t a Fascist; He’s a Media-Savvy Know-Nothing.”

The Los Angeles Times article “USC-based project aims to keep memory of Nanjing massacre alive,” featured comments by Daqing Yang.

Inside Higher Ed quoted Andrew Zimmerman in the article “Historians Reject Measure Criticizing Israel.”

WTTG-Fox 5’s Good Day DC spoke to Dan Ullman about the record Powerball jackpot.

Imani Cheers spoke with CCTV America about the growing online presence and tactics of ISIL.

Jason Osder’s 2013 documentary Let the Fire Burn was mentioned in the Blavity article “Why the MOVE bombing is so relevant today.”

Frank Sesno spoke to CNN’s New Day on Sean Penn’s interview with “El Chapo.” He also gave comments to The Washington Post and CBS Radio on the closure of Al Jazeera America, and provided commentary on Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the January 28th Republican debate to The New York Times and CNN.

In Newsday, Tara Sonenshine co-authored the article “Trivial way we’re fighting terrorists,’’ which mentioned research conducted by Javier Lesaca.

Remarks by Cheryl Thompson about famed journalist Bob Woodward appeared in The News-Gazette in honor of the Lincoln Lecture series, which Woodward led.

In The Columbia Journalism Review, Nikki Usher authored the articles, “Are DC bureaus worth saving?” and “The Washington Post celebrates its new building with DC elite and high-end catering.’’ She was also quoted by Agence France Presse for an article on the transformation of The Washington Post

William Youmans wrote an article for The Washington Post titled “This is what doomed Al Jazeera America” and was quoted by the German national weekly newspaper Die Zeit.

The Associated Press quoted Kym Rice in the article “Exhibit of Bill Cosby's Art Led to Ethical Questions.’’

Robert Baker and Molly Orlando were mentioned in The Columbus Dispatch in the article “Upcoming social events.”

Gabriela Bulisova's photos of a Ukrainian penal colony were featured on National Geographic's PROOF blog.

Vanessa Wills appeared on WPFW​ radio as a panelist in the discussion "Where Do We Go From Here: An Inter-Generational Teach-In on the Triple Evils of Militarism, Economic Exploitation, Racism."

Celeste Arrington authored an article for The Washington Post on the ability for Japan and Korea to reconcile over World War II sex crimes.

Sarah Binder provided commentary on moves to audit the Fed, including speaking to MarketWatch and publishing an article in The Washington Post.

The New York Times quoted Nathan Brown in the article “Egypt’s President Turns to Religion To Bolster His Authority."

Alexander B. Downes was quoted by The Washington Times in “Advice for the next president: Know your dictators.”

Henry Farrell authored two articles for The Washington Post: “Bill O’Reilly will flee to Ireland if Sanders is elected. He’s in for a shock’’ and “Apple may owe Ireland $19 billion, but Ireland doesn’t want the money. Here’s why.” He was also featured alongside John Sides and Marc Lynch in an article from The Chronicle of Higher Education.

Poynter mentioned Danny Hayes in the article “Obama’s tears: Will the media care in a few days?’’ He was also quoted by U.S. News & World Report in the article “Clinging to Guns.’’

Comments by John Logsdon appeared in both U.S. News & World Report and IEEE Spectrum in articles republished to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the Challenger explosion.

Marc Lynch was quoted by both The Washington Post and Vox on issues relating to the Saudi Arabia-Iran conflict. He also authored the articles “Why Saudi Arabia escalated the Middle East’s sectarian conflict” and “Could political science tell us whether the truth is out there?” for The Washington Post.

Forbes quoted Mike Mochizuki in the article “In Comfort Woman Debate, Experts Agree Statue Has To Stay Across From Japan Embassy In Seoul.”

Harris Mylonas was quoted by The Wall Street Journal in an article on the Greek elections that brought Kyriakos Mitsotakis to the head of the Grecian Conservatives.

Elizabeth N. Saunders authored the article “Will foreign policy be a major issue in the 2016 election? Here’s what we know” in The Washington Post.

Comments by David Shambaugh appeared in The Washington Post in the article “A new year of turmoil for China.”

John Sides authored articles for The Washington Post, including “Don’t believe that splashy finding that 10 percent of college graduates think Judge Judy is on the Supreme Court,” and “How Sarah Palin could help Donald Trump with Ted Cruz supporters.” He was also quoted in The Huffington Post, The New York Times and The Chronicle of High Education.

The Hill quoted Susan Dudley in the article “Racing to cement a Wall Street legacy.’’

Stephen Joel Trachtenberg was quoted by The Des Moines Register in an article on University of Iowa President Bruce Harreld continuing to respond to critics via email.

Amitai Etzioni authored “Republicans See the Light?" and “Can the U.S. Speak Islamic?” in The Huffington Post.

A study co-authored by Daniel Martinez was mentioned in an article in The New York Times about the lack of correlation between migrants and crime in the U.S.

Ronald Weitzer was quoted by The Daily Beast in the article “When Marco Rubio Wanted to Take Prostitutes’ Cash.”

The Washington Post quoted Leslie Jacobson about the death of Tim Vasen in the article “Riot Grrrls says no to all-female ‘Taming of the Shrew.'”

Maida Withers' performance piece ANONYTY garnered attention in East City Art Reviews and Hyperallergic.