April 22, 2022

If Russia drops nuclear bombs it will become a pariah, says UC political scientist Brendan Green.

November 2, 2022

Do all those political mailers in your mailbox make a difference? UC political scientist Brian Calfano says it's not likely to sway voters, but it's a campaign tradition that doesn't seem to want to die out.

July 18, 2022

State legislator elections don't often get the attention they need, says UC political scientist David Niven

July 27, 2022

China's biotech advances and growing by leaps and bounds, pushing it closer to the top of global efforts.

June 29, 2022

UC political scientist David Niven weighs in on the Jan. 6 committee hearings and the impact on public opinion

August 9, 2022

WVXU panel discussion on deep fakes and AI technology includes guest speaker Richard Harknett, professor and director of the School of Public and International Affairs.

March 22, 2023

A proposed Ohio senate bill is viewed as a complete overhaul of higher education, according to media. Legislation is not typically as all encompassing as this bill, says David Niven, an associate professor of public and international affairs.

March 24, 2023

TikTok has 1.5 million users in the United States, and is currently under review by the U.S. congress. The Chinese company has been accused of aggregating data for nefarious purposes, as it is ultimately controlled by the Chinese Communist Party. Cyber security expert Richard Harknett was a guest speaker on "Cincinnati Edition" to discuss measures that might be, or should be, taken to protect Americans privacy and national security

January 11, 2023

On Jan. 11, 2023 the FAA's communications system called NOTAM failed, causing an air grounding of all U.S. aircraft. The two most likely culprits were a glitch in technology or a cyber attack. Prior to determining it was human error, UC cyber-security expert Gregory Winger spoke to WCPO about digital vulnerability.

February 14, 2023

What's flying overhead has U.S. citizens perplexed, as the U.S. government keeps information about the spy balloon and other objects that were shot down close to the cuff. Two political scientists at UC's School of Public and International Affairs say that you can't show your cards when it comes to cyber capabilities.