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Programming

Governing in Crisis: Yes, The Truth Still Matters
David Schribman, Executive Editor Emeritus of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazett
Governing in Crisis: Yes, The Truth Still Matters
Governing in Crisis: COVID, Classrooms and Community-Planning for a New School Year.
Dr. Robert Scherrer, Executive Director of the Allegheny Intermediate Unit.
Governing in Crisis: COVID, Classrooms and Community-Planning for a New School Year.
Can Democracy Survive the Internet?
February 25, 2020. The Discussion on Governance Lecture Series.
Can Democracy Survive the Internet?
Drawing the Lines: How redistricting reform will improve Pennsylvania and restore citizen’s trust in government.
January 30, 2020. Discussions on Governance Lecture Series
Drawing the Lines: How redistricting reform will improve Pennsylvania and restore citizen’s trust in government.
Governing in Crisis: The Challenges Facing America's Most Respected Agency
Patrick Donahoe, former U.S.Postmaster General.
Governing in Crisis: The Challenges Facing America's Most Respected Agency
Governing in Crisis: Perspectives from the Front Lines
Rich Fitzgerald, the County Executive of Allegheny County.
Governing in Crisis: Perspectives from the Front Lines
Governing in Crisis: The Constitutional Framework for Decision Making.
Ken Gormley, the President of Duquesne University and a respected expert on constitutional law and the American presidency.
Governing in Crisis: The Constitutional Framework for Decision Making.
Governing in Crisis
The University of Pittsburgh Institute of Politics and the Dick Thornburgh Forum for Law and Public Policy are proud to announce the launch of Governing in Crisis: Preserving Democracy, the Rule of Law and American Values.
Governing in Crisis
The Press, the Truth, and other Endangered Species.
March 19, 2019. David Shribman, Emeritus Executive Editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, presents The Discussions on Governance Lecture.
The Press, the Truth, and other Endangered Species.
Separation of Powers: Who should decide what the law means?
January 8, 2019. The Honorable D. Michael Fisher, Senior Circuit Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals, 3rd Circuit (Judge Fisher has served in all three branches of Government), Distinguished Jurist in Residence, PittLaw.
Separation of Powers: Who should decide what the law means?