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The Forum sits down with Washington Post columnist and CMC alumnus Henry Olsen. Image credit: Discovery Institute Shiv Parihar: Hello, I'm Shiv Parihar. Sarah McPeek: I'm Sarah McPeek. Shiv Parihar: And you're here with The Forum, sponsored by the Salvatori Center. We're honored today to be joined by Henry Olsen, a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, and a columnist for The Washington Post. Henry Olsen: Thank you all for having me here, particularly with Mr.

President William Dudley discusses his use of Washington & Lee’s institutional voice, artificial intelligence in classrooms, and Claremont McKenna's tuition prices. This interview has been edited for length and clarity. Image credit: Washington & Lee / Jasper Langley-Hawthorne President William C. Dudley is Claremont McKenna College’s sixth president, assuming the position after serving as president of Washington & Lee University for nearly a decade. He was preceded by Hiram

The Forum sits down with Stanford Law Professor Jud Campbell to discuss the Constitution's history and endurance. Image credit: University of Notre Dame Logan Fang: Welcome to The Forum's interview series. Today, we're interviewing Professor Jud Campbell, a legal historian who explores American Constitutionalism with particular attention to the history of rights. Professor Campbell joined the Stanford Law faculty in 2023. My first question is about the Constitution. Many Ame

President Hiram Chodosh sits down to answer tough questions in a final exit interview.

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Woolley Athenaeum Fellow Violet Ramanathan '27 sits down for an interview with Ken Walden.

Political scientist Steven Teles sits down with Dhriti Jagadish '27 and Shiv Parihar '28 to talk about the Abundance Agenda.

The Forum's full interview with Bill Kristol.

"Going back to Cuomo" would be "ridiculous," said Kristol.

American legal scholar Nadine Strossen sits down with Sara Arjomand '26.

Award-winning reporter Karen Hao sits down with Sara Arjomand '26.