On World Typing Day, artist Sheryl Oring led typewriter enthusiasts gathering in Philadelphia and virtually across the country to transcribe the public’s messages to the president.

As the fate of TikTok’s future in the U.S. hangs in the balance at the Supreme Court, Professor Ray Brescia of Albany Law School spoke with Politico and Newsweek about the implications of a potential ban.

In an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times, Albany Law School Professor Melissa Breger argues that 35 years after the Menendez brothers’ shocking conviction for the 1989 murders of their parents, their clemency plea underscores the need for trauma-informed justice reform.

QC New York, the Italian spa on Governors Island, has opened the doors to its auspiciously named Building 111, a 15,000-square-foot addition featuring a 142-seat bistro called Casa QC where guests can dine in a robe and savor the view of the Manhattan skyline.

PKPR is proud to have worked with artist Kandace Creel Falcón on developing the idea for this op-ed on the impact Minnesota’s Guaranteed Income for Artists program has had on Falcón’s life and community.

Albany Law School Professor Dale Margolin Cecka discussed the results of ballot measures in 10 states expanding access to abortion, warning that unless federal protections are put in place, abortion access & reproductive rights remain at risk.

On Election Day, artist Sheryl Oring invited residents in Philadelphia to dictate messages to the next president on a vintage typewriter as part of her “I Wish to Say” project.

Professor Dale Margolin Cecka of Albany Law School wrote an op-ed in Governing about the fatal consequences of giving violent men access to their children and discussed domestic violence legislation on The Jabot Podcast.

Artist Sheryl Oring is traveling the country with her vintage typewriter inviting people to dictate a message to the next president.

For NPR’s All Things Considered, reporter Alex Cipolle took a close look at Minnesota’s Guaranteed Income for Artists pilot operated by Springboard for the Arts.

Minnesota’s Guaranteed Income for Artists pilot is making waves with a significant expansion.

In a letter to The New York Times, Albany Law School Professor Jonathan Rosenbloom calls for bold land use reforms — including “sacrifice zones” — to prevent development in disaster-prone areas and break the cycle of rebuilding after predictable climate catastrophes. Read the LTE here.