Miller Center in the News

Below is a collection of news coverage featuring Miller Center scholars, programs, initiatives and events. Miller Center scholars are experts on a wide array of topics in American public affairs.

For more information, contact Miller Center Communications millercenter@virginia.edu.

2013 News Coverage:

May 7: “UVa’s Miller Center announces fellows for 2013-14” (History News Network) 

May 6: “How Washington D.C.’s Law Were Set Free by Web Viewing” (PBS’s “Idea Lab” blog)

May 6: “The Role of Presidential Leadership Examined” (InfrastructureUSA) 

May 2: “As Tensions Boil Over, How Might Iraq Prevent Return to Chronic Violence?” (PBS NewsHour) 

May 1: “A Golden Opportunity for Congress to Avoid the Transportation ‘Fiscal Cliff’” (Streetsblog) 

April 30: “A Dear Abby for Transportation Secretaries: Advice from Foxx’s Predecessors” (Streetsblog) 

April 30: “Does President Obama Have the Power to Influence Transportation Policy?” (Streetsblog)

April 30: “Foxx gets advice from six former secretaries” (Politico Morning Transportation) 

April 29: “Non-stop campaigns disruptive” (Daily Progress) 

April 28: “Airport delays provide lesson on infrastructure, operations costs” (Washington Post)

April 25: “What George W. Bush meant for politics” (Washington Post’s “The Fix” blog) 

April 25: “Most former presidents look better through history’s eyes” (CNN) 

April 24: “Push To Boost George W. Bush’s Legacy Faces Resistance From the Right” (The Huffington Post) 

April 23: “Six Former U.S. Transportation Secretaries to Take Part in Miller Center Conference on Monday” (UVA Today) 

April 22: “ ‘The campaigns never stop,’ former governor says” (Danville Register & Bee)

April 16: “The False Alarm Over U.S. Fertility” by Miller Center Fellow Alumnus Derek S. Hoff (New York Times)

April 12: “Atty. Gen. Eric Holder to Speak at Miller Center” (Charlottesville Newsplex) 

April 11: “Israeli Ambassador visits Miller Center” (Cavalier Daily) 

April 11: “Israeli Ambassador to U.S. Visits UVA” (NBC29) 

April 8: “Miller Center Historian Says Thatcher Very Influential on Reagan Policy” (WINA 1070 AM) 

April 8: “Jeff Chidester” (WINA 1070 AM’s “Charlottesville Right Now! With Coy Barefoot) 

April 8: “Memorial Service for Ken Thompson Set for April 12” (UVA Today) 

April 2: “How did the social safety net get its name?” (NPR) 

April 2: “How Obama is Like Nixon” (Washington Post’s “In the Loop” blog)

March 28: “Miller Center panelists discuss east-Asian politics” (Cavalier Daily) 

March 24: “Longwood University Gets Its Own Taylor Reveley” (Williamsburg Yorktown Daily) 

March 24: “New Longwood President Has UVA Ties” (NBC29) 

March 24: “W. Taylor Reveley IV named president of Longwood” (Richmond Times-Dispatch) 

March 23: “Longwood names UVa official president” (Associated Press) 

March 23: “Miller Center director to lead Longwood University” (Daily Progress)

March 20: “Nixon mocked Democrats for Jerusalem position” (Associated Press) 

March 19: “A Decade Later, Leffler Looks Back at Iraq Invasion” (UVA Today News Blog) 

March 10: “On tapes, Nixon supported gun control” (Associated Press) 

March 10: “Did Watergate scandal halt Nixon from banning handguns across America?” (Daily Mail)

February 27: “First Lady’s Media Tour” (HuffPost Live)

February 26: “America’s 21st Century Slavery” (Huffington Post) 

February 26: “What Mali Tells Us About Ideology and al-Qaeda” (Huffington Post)

February 26: “Pulitzer Prize winning author speaks about slavery at LC” (Lynchburg News & Advance) 

February 26: “First Lady’s Oscar Night Role: Prelude to a Bigger One?” (Real Clear Politics)

February 26: “Obama’s national security policy resembles Eisenhower’s" (CNN.com) 

February 21: “Court panel overturns dismissal of Charlottesville panhandling suit” (Daily Progress) 

February 18: “UVa professor lectures on US foreign policy” (The Daily Tar Heel) 

February 18: “Lessons in Persuasion From the Most Celebrated American Presidents” (Entrepreneur) 

February 18: “Miller Center Honors Presidents Day with Scholarly Discussion” (NBC29) 

February 15: “U.Va. Miller Center to Host Presidents’ Day Event Analyzing 2012 Elections” (UVA Today) 

February 14: “Rethinking the US-China-Taiwan triangle” (Asia Times Online) 

February 13: “Miller Center Names Former U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan and Iraq as Schlesinger Professor” (UVA Today) 

February 13: “Pulitzer-Prize Winning Author: Remember All History” (Charlottesville Newsplex) 

February 12: “Kenneth W. Thompson, director of University of Virginia’s Miller Center, dies” (Washington Post) 

February 11: “Kenneth Thompson, longtime Miller Center director, dies at age 91” (Cavalier Daily)

February 10: “UVa, Miller Center Mourn Death of Former Director” (Charlottesville Newsplex) 

February 10: “UVA Remembering Former Miller Center Director” (NBC 29)

February 8: “Obama speech to highlight liberal agenda, but obstacles loom” (Reuters) 

February 8: “U.Va.’s Miller Center Remembers Former Director Kenneth W. Thompson” (UVA Today) 

February 7: “Kenneth Thompson, former director of the Miller Center, dies” (Daily Progress)

February 5: “Albright visits University” (Cavalier Daily) 

February 5: “Interview: Madeleine Albright Visits U.Va.” (WUVA Online) 

February 3: “U.Va. Faculty Goes to the Movies: Douglas Blackmon on Django Unchained” (Cavalier Daily) 

February 1: “Miller Center Lands Former Secretary of State” (UVA Today News Blog) 

February 1: “Albright to speak at Miller Center on Monday” (Daily Progress) 

January/February: “America’s Twentieth-Century Slavery” (Washington Monthly) 

January 30: “Government needs checks” (The Columbus Dispatch) 

January 29: “The Perils of Bypassing Congress” (National Journal) 

January 29: “Will Michelle Obama get political in U.S. president’s 2nd term?” (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) 

January 29: “Madeleine Albright to Speak at UVa Miller Center” (Charlottesville Newsplex) 

January 28: “Students’ ‘Up to Us’ Campaign on Federal Debt Launches; Will Feature Mark Warner” (UVA Today)

January 25: “UVA Hosting Conference on Public Policy Journals” (NBC29) 

January 25: “U.Va. hosting conference on public policy journals” (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

January 23: “Study shows medical certification standards inhibit international physicians” (Cavalier Daily) 

January 22: “A more confident Obama emerges from second term” (NBC News’ First Read blog) 

January 21: “Resolute Rhetoric: Obama’s Confident Case For Government” (NPR) 

January 21: “Obama’s ringing defense of liberalism” (CNN.com) 

January 20: “Obama takes oath of office, but this time inauguration crowds aren’t ecstatic” (The Independent - London) 

January 18: “The Ultimate Inaugural Mash-up: Five Decades of Inaugural Addresses” (USA Today) 

January 18: “Presidential inauguration coincides with Martin Luther King Jr. Day” (Daily Progress)

January 18: “6 memorable U.S. inaugural addresses” (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) 

January 17: “Roberts Roils Obama as Hughes Stymied Roosevelt in Supreme Times” (Bloomberg News) 

January 17: “Milstein donates $2.26 million to Miller Center for symposium” (Cavalier Daily) 

January 15: “For many presidential inaugurations, the second time is not the charm” (Washington Post) 

January 15: “Milstein Donates $2.26 Million to U.Va.’s Miller Center for Programs to Address National Challenges” (UVA Today) 

January 15: “Miller Center Receiving Donation” (Charlottesville Newsplex) 

January 15: “Immigration director talks deportation reforms” (Cavalier Daily) 

January 11: “Memories of inaugurations past” (Washington Post) 

January 10: "Obama-Congress U.S. Budget Battle Benefits From No Grand Bargain" (Bloomberg News)

January 9: “New state-focused healthcare commission formed” (Healthcare Finance News) 

January 8: “New Commission at UVA Hoping to Curb Health Care Spending” (NBC29) 

January 7: “New Miller Center Health Care Commission to Focus on Developing State Policies to Contain Costs” (UVA Today) 

January 4: “Health care cost commission getting to work” (Sacramento Business Journal) 

January 4: “National Commission Looks to States to Contain Healthcare Costs” (NJ Spotlight) 

2012 News Coverage:

December 31: "Decaying D.C. bridge reflects state of thousands of such structures nationwide" (Washington Post) 

December 21: “2013 King Celebration Will Explore Civil Rights Struggles on Many Fronts” (UVA Today)

December 13: “High-skilled Immigrants Wanted, but Congress Can’t Agree on Rules” (InfoZine) 

December 10: “More Foreign Workers=More Patents Argument is Disputed at DC Sessions” (Center for Immigration Studies) 

December 9: “Scholars Explore Reforms Aimed at Highly-skilled Immigrants” (Diverse Issues in Higher Education) 

November 30: “History professor named Kissinger Chair at Library of Congress” (Cavalier Daily) 

November 29: “U.Va. Miller Center Awards ‘Exemplary Leaders’ David and Linda Gibson” (UVA Today) 

November 27: “U.Va. History Professor Named to Chair at Library of Congress” (UVA Today)

November 20: “Sullivan to Participate in Miller Center Conference on Economic Impact of Highly Skilled Immigrants” (UVA Today)

November 14: “UVa: International Education Week” (Charlottesville Newsplex) 

November 9: “Virginia Film Festival a box office hit” (Daily Progress) 

November 4: “Virginia Book Notes for Nov. 4” (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

November 3: “ ‘The crime was worse’: Woodward and Bernstein on Watergate and a changed world” (C-Ville Weekly) 

November 3: “All the president’s men: Woodward and Bernstein tell all” (The Hook) 

November 1: “Charlottesville Right Now: Gerald Baliles” (WINA 1070 AM) 

November 1: “Virginia Film Festival in Charlottesville Nov. 1-4” (Richmond Times-Dispatch) 

October 30: “Festival origins: Founder Patricia Kluge tells how it all began” (The Hook)

October 30: “Virginia Film Festival celebrates 25 years of changing with the times” (C-Ville Weekly) 

October 27: “Foreign Policy Lessons from JFK’s Secret Cuban Missile Crisis Tapes” (National Journal) 

October 26: “The optics of politics: Seeing campaigns through a multicultural kaleidoscope” (CNN.com) 

October 23: "Candidates' last showdown focuses on foreign policy" (Cavalier Daily)

October 22: “President Obama’s Executive Power Grab” (The Daily Beast)

October 22: “George McGovern Was No Stranger To Our Area” (WINA 1070AM)

October 17: “Which President Would Make The Best Babysitter?” (NPR) 

October 16: “Miller Center Conference Oct. 26-27 to Examine Presidential History” (UVA Today) 

October 10: “U.Va. Miller Center, ABC ‘This Week’ Team to Air Discussion of Presidential Debates” (UVA Today) 

October 8: “Nixon tapes show regrets over 1960 debate with Kennedy” (CBS This Morning)

October 3: “7 Defining Moments from Presidential Debate History” (BuzzFeed Politics)

October 3: “Nixon Admits 1960 Debate Prep Was ‘Totally Wrong’” (ABCNews.com) 

October 3: “Virginia Film Festival Releases Schedule” (NBC 29) 

October 2: “25th Virginia Film Festival Announces Highlights” (Charlottesville Newsplex) 

October 2: “Film Festival announces partial lineup” (Daily Progress) 

October 2: “Virginia Film Festival Announces Silver Anniversary Program” (UVA Today) 

September 28: “The Fourteenth Day: JFK and the Aftermath of the Cuban Missile Crisis” (Washington Post)

September 27: “For Obama and Romney, dos and don’ts from past presidential debates” (Washington Post) 

September 20: “Dramatic tension: Kielbasa counts down to opening night” (The Hook) 

September 13: “Sullivan: Higher education under attack” (Richmond Times-Dispatch) 

September 12: “UVa. President Teresa Sullivan Speaks Out about the University’s Future” (Charlottesville Newsplex) 

September 12: “NBC29 Exclusive: One-on-One Interview with UVA President Teresa Sullivan” (NBC29) 

September 12: “Sullivan moves on from ‘philosophical difference’” (Daily Progress) 

September 12: “U.S. Should Commit to Sustaining Public Higher Education, Sullivan Says” (UVA Today) 

September 12: “Our speaker-in-chief” (Cavalier Daily)

September 10: “Chatting with History Prof. Brian Balogh” (Cavalier Daily) 

September 10: “Analysis: The politics of believing in America” (Associated Press) 

September 9: “State News for Sunday, Sept. 9” (Richmond Times-Dispatch) 

September 7: “President Sullivan to Address ‘The Way Forward’ at Miller Center” (UVA Today) 

September 7: “U.Va. sessions explore crisis” (Richmond Times-Dispatch) 

September 6: “Albright And Sullivan Will Speak At Miller Center” (WINA 1070 AM) 

September 5: “Former secretary of state to speak at UVa” (Daily Progress) 

September 5: “Events to highlight UVa’s future” (Daily Progress) 

September 5: “The Hard-Luck Candidate” (Slate) 

August 27: “Film Festival, Miller Center Launch ‘Presidency in Film Series’; 25th Anniversary Challenge Created” (UVA Today) 

August 24: “Virginia Film Festival to launch ‘Presidency in Film’ series” (Daily Progress) 

August 22: “Selling transportation: Travel in their shoes, and make it local” (Talking Transportation) 

August 21: “Virginia Film Festival Gets Ready for its 25th Anniversary” (Charlottesville Newsplex) 

August 20: “White House, Hollywood Ties Date Back Decades” (ABCNews.com) 

August 17: “A few political convention tips (from people who learned the hard way)” (Washington Post) 

August 16: “Sunday on ‘This Week’: Is the U.S. Headed Toward Bankruptcy?” (ABCNews.com) 

August 16: “Special Edition of ABC’s ‘This Week,’ Produced with U.Va. Miller Center, To Air Sunday” (UVA Today) 

August 9: “Listening to Lyndon Johnson” (The Atlantic) 

August 4: “ ‘Elusive Victories: The American Presidency at War’ by Andrew J. Polsky” (The Washington Post) 

July 30: “Governors Can Keep Health Care Costs Down” (U.S. World & News Report) 

July 30: “Tea party retools as network of field operatives, keeps pushing GOP rightward” (The Washington Post)

July 23: “Sunday Morning Wake-Up Call: Improvements in Politics” (Charlottesville Podcasting Network) 

July 18: “Expert: Christie’s ‘Larger-Than-Life’ Personality Problem for Romney” (CBS DC Local) 

July 13: “How Obama Factors In States Voting on Gay Marriage” (NPR) 

June 26: “The Supreme Court’s unusual moment in the spotlight” (The Washington Post) 

June 14: “Back to the Future” (Philadelphia City Paper)

June 11: “American History Guys on Civil War, home ownership” (Minnesota Public Radio) 

June 5: “William Lee Miller, Scholar on Abraham Lincoln, Is Dead at 86” (New York Times) 

June 4: “Does a businessman make a good president?” (Minnesota Public Radio) 

May 31: “William Lee Miller, University of Virginia political historian, dies at 86” (Washington Post)

May 30: “William Lee Miller, Historian of Ethics in Politics, Dies” (UVA Today)

May 29: “ ‘Ethical historian’ William Lee Miller has Died” (Los Angeles Times’ “Jacket Copy” blog)

May 29: “10 Things Presidential Candidates Won’t Say” (SmartMoney.com)

May 29: “One nation, under God” (Washington Post)

May 17: “ ‘Rare Trait’ – Mulligan Shapes Academic Programs She Administers” (UVA Today)

May 16: “UVA Honors Outstanding Contributors, Longtime Employees” (NBC 29)

May 15: “Outstanding Contributors, Longtime Employees Honored at Reception” (UVA Today)

May 15: “Risky Business (The Note)” (ABC News’s “The Note” blog)

May 14: “Romney Runs Against History in Touting CEO Credentials” (Bloomberg)

May 11: “ ‘BackStory with the American History Guys’ Goes Weekly Today” (UVA Today)

May 11: “WCVE-FM to air ‘BackStory with The History Guys’ every Saturday” (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

May 7: “The Health Reform Battle Will Go On” (The American Prospect)

May 3: “Gov. Gerald Baliles” (WINA Morning News)

May 2: “American History: Hurricane Katrina, Iraq and the Great Recession” (Voice of America)

May 1: “ ‘History Guys’ Going to Weekly Radio Syndication”(Daily Progress)

April 29: “Is America’s Economic Recovery Built to Last?” (ABC News blog)

April 29: “Are we there yet?” (Daily Progress)

April 27: “A Dinner Date That Presidents Wish They Could Skip” (New York Times’ “The Caucus” blog)

April 27: “Air apparent: ‘History Guys’ prep for weekly launch” (The Hook)

April 26: “Economic Recovery Is Focus of ABC ‘This Week’/Miller Center Special on Sunday” (UVA Today)

April 26: “High Court Skeptical of Obama’s Use of Power as Campaign Starts” (Bloomberg Businessweek)

April 25: “Are We There Yet? Selling America on Transportation” (Infrastructure USA)

April 25: “Transport Experts say Public Must Push Congress to Act on Highways” (Heavy Duty Trucking)

April 24: “Failing to Communicate the Promise of Transportation Investments” (The Energy Collective)

April 24: “Failing to Communicate the Promise of Transportation Investments” (National Resources Defense Council Blog)

April 24: “Five Ex-Secretaries Map Out a Communications Strategy For Transportation” (DC Streets Blog)

April 24: “Transportation’s Messaging Solution” (Governing)

April 24: “Conference talk swirls around Capitol – Five T&I members in Pa. primary today – Cravaack brings home the bacon – A look at 1Q lobbying” (Politico’s “Morning Transportation” blog)

April 24: “Center gives report in D.C.” (Cavalier Daily)

April 23: “Reports Calls for More Transportation Funds” (Patch.com)

April 23: “Infrastructure projects need public support, transportation experts say” (Washington Post)

April 22: “Transportation policy needs a push” (Politico)

April 22: “Miller Center to release report on U.S. infrastructure Monday” (Daily Progress)

April 21: “How To Be a Smart Campaign Consumer” (The Daily Beast)

April 19: “Folks who had real jobs make bad presidents” (The Columbus Dispatch)

April 16: “All in the family” (The Hill)

April 16: “Judge to Miller Center audience: Courts in need of restraint” (Daily Progress)

April 16: “The Driving Tax” (National Journal)

April 14: “Young, Black, Male, and Stalked by Bias” (New York Times)

April 11: “Miller Center’s Baliles Named 2012 Hunter B. Andrews Distinguished Fellow” (UVA Today)

April 11: “Racial profiling topic of local NAACP forum” (Daily Progress)

April 6: “Miller Center, ABC team up on new program” (Daily Progress)

April 4: “America’s Racial Order Is in Midst of Transformation, Says U.Va. Professor” (UVA Today)

April 4: “Former Gov. Baliles Chosen as WM Distinguished Fellow” (Williamsburg Yorktown Daily)

April 3: “Gov. Gerald Baliles named 2012 Hunter B. Andrews Fellows” (William & Mary News)

April 2: “Obama ‘confident’ Supreme Court will uphold health care law” (Washington Post)

March 25: “Author of Romney Biography to Speak on Grounds” (NBC 29)

March 21: “View from abroad: US facing woes, but still No. 1” (Associated Press)

March 19: “Author talks personal politics” (Cavalier Daily)

March 16: “Haidt Returns to Grounds to Talk Psychology, Politics and the Culture Wars” (UVA Today)

March 16: “Jaquith launches Virginia law website” (Daily Progress)

March 14: “Supreme Court Seen Influenced  by Politics in Health-Care Ruling” (Bloomberg News)

March 13: “Analysis: Obama tested by events outside control” (Associated Press)

March 12: “Candidates weigh family’s privacy vs. political gain in campaigns” (The Hill)

March 8: “Multi-alignment the way forward: Legro” (The Hindu)

March 2: “A North Korean Corleone” (New York Times)

March 2: “UVa Center’s Blog Puts Presidential Race in Historical Context” (The Chronicle of Higher Education’s “Wired Campus” blog)

Feb. 29: “New Blog Aims to Add Context to Presidential Race” (UVA Today News Blog)

Feb. 28: “UVa Center starts presidential election history blog” (Daily Progress)

Feb. 20: “Presidents Day 2012: Carter’s raging rabbit, Reagan’s bean trick” (Los Angeles Times)

Feb. 20: “Author notes omission of blacks from history” (Cavalier Daily)

Feb. 17: “Miller Center Launches ‘Presidential Classroom’ to Educate About U.S. Presidency and Government” (UVA Today)

Feb. 17: “UVa's Miller Center, ex-Gov. Baliles bring presidential recordings to Crozet” (Daily Progress)

Feb. 17 “Miller Center launches site” (Cavalier Daily)

Feb. 16: “UVA’s Miller Center launches Presidential Classroom” (C-Ville Weekly)

Feb. 16: “UVa Miller Center Launches Presidential Classroom” (Charlottesville Newsplex)

Feb. 14: “Jackie Kennedy devotion to White House revealed” (CBS This Morning)

Feb. 13: “'Slavery by Another Name' Relays the Forgotten Stories of Post-Civil War Slaves” (PBS NewsHour)

Feb. 8: “Presidents and Their Mistresses: Who Cares?” (Discovery News)

Feb. 6: “Health-Care Case Tests Supreme Court’s Ban on Live Broadcasts” (Bloomberg News)

Feb. 3: “Going weekly: ‘History Guys’ hit the radio big time” (Hook)

Feb. 2: “Poverty and Politics: How Strong Is Safety Net for Poor Americans?” (PBS NewsHour)

Jan. 31: “Gaddis Mind Meld” (The National Interest’s “The Buzz” blog)

Jan. 31: “ ‘The Obamas’ author speaks at Miller Center” (Cavalier Daily)

Jan. 29: “Washington Journal” (C-SPAN)

Jan. 27: “Miller Center Forum Discusses the Tea Party and the GOP” (NBC 29)

Jan. 25: “How ‘Small Business’ and ‘Entrepreneur’ Fare in State of the Union Addresses” (Entrepreneur’s “The Daily Dose” blog)

Jan. 25: “Peek Into Romney Taxes Puts Him in Ranks of Richest Presidential Bidders” (Bloomberg News)

Jan. 23: “Government, big or small” (Los Angeles Times)

Jan. 21: “TPT-produced ‘Slavery by Another Name’ at Sundance” (Salt Lake Tribune)

Jan. 18: “Douglas Blackmon to chair Miller Center Forum” (Cavalier Daily)

Jan. 17: “Miller Center Forum Celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.” (Charlottesville Newsplex)

Jan. 17: “A chance to right an old wrong” (Baltimore Sun)

Jan. 16: “Speaker looks to future obstacles” (Daily Progress)

Jan. 16: “ ‘A new sense of hope’: Martin Luther King Jr. audio at the Miller Center” (C-Ville Weekly)

Jan. 10: “Wall Street Journal Correspondent, Pulitzer Prize Winner Blackmon To Chair Miller Center Forums” (UVA Today)

Jan. 9: “The Journal’s Blackmon Departs for The Washington Post and University of Virginia” (New York Times’ “Media Decoder” blog)

Jan. 9: “WSJ reporter to head Miller Center forum program” (Daily Progress)

Jan. 9: “WSJ Report to Join Miller Center” (1070 AM WINA)

Jan. 9: “WSJ’s Blackmon to Hit Campaign Trail for WaPo” (Media Bistro’s “FishbowlDC” blog)

Jan. 6: “Time to reassess our national transportation program” (The Hill’s “Congress” blog)

Jan. 3: “Presidential Election of 1912 Saw Viable Third Party” (NPR)

2011 News Coverage:

Dec. 26: “LBJ Library redesign to focus on policy legacy” (NECN.com)

Dec. 24: “From Washington to Obama, Judging Presidential Greatness” (International Business Times)

Dec. 21: “Scholar’s Opinion: Opposing the Resolution ‘There’s Too Much Government In My Life’” (ABCNews.com)

Dec. 17: “Sincere: Why does Obama channel racist TR?” (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

Dec. 13: “Miller Center, ABC News’ ‘This Week with Christiane Amanpour’ Partnering on Debate Series on 2012 Issues” (UVA Today)

Dec. 13: “Miller Center Partners with ABC News for national debates” (Daily Progress)

Dec. 13: “UVa Miller Center, ABC News Partnering on Campaign 2012 Debates” (Charlottesville Newsplex)

Dec. 13: “Prospects unclear as U.S. hobbles away from 2 wars” (Xinhua)

Dec. 13: “SCARBOROUGH: ROMNEY LOOKING MORE LIKABLE -- Michael Duffy promoted - Perry Bacon leaves WashPost - What Peter Watkins is up to - ABC's 'This Week' unveils debate series” (Politico.com)

Dec. 12: “Golfer-in-Chief: Fan Look at Golf and Presidents of the United States” (Yahoo! Sports)

Dec. 11: “Overhauling Congress: Taking It Back To Formula” (NPR.org)

Dec. 6: “Stress of U.S. Presidency Doesn’t Lead to Shorter Lifespan, Study Finds” (Bloomberg News)

Dec. 6: “Experts struggle to express direness of infrastructure problem to a wary public” (Washington Post)

Dec. 6: “Candidate, Inc.: How Persuading Voters Doubles As Selling Books” (ABCNews.com)

Winter 2011: "Standing Guard" (The University of Virginia Magazine)

Dec. 1: “House delays long-term transportation plan over funding, timing” (Washington Post)

Dec. 1: “Transportation Heavyweights at Miller Center Summit Make Case for Infrastructure” (UVA Today)

Nov. 29: “Highway Transportation Trust Fund” (C-SPAN)

Nov. 29: “Transportation Infrastructure and Economic Growth” (C-SPAN)

Nov. 29: “Miller Center Sponsors Transportation Forum” (1070 AM WINA)

Nov. 28: “Miller Center to host forum in D.C.” (Daily Progress)

Nov. 10: “’Dirty Harry’ for VP?” (UVA Today News Blog)

Nov. 9: “Clint Eastwood as George H.W. Bush’s Running Mate? No ‘Supporting Role,’ Actor Says” (Good Morning America blog)

Nov. 9: “Eastwood would have turned down Bush veep offer” (USA Today’s “The Oval” blog)

Nov. 1: “Herman Cain and the decline of black conservatism” (CNN.com)

Oct. 28: “Friday File: Do Presidents Matter in Foreign Policy?” (Council on Foreign Relations blog)

Oct. 17: “Vice President Clint Eastwood? George H.W. Bush Nearly Made His Day” (TIME’s News Feed blog)

Oct. 17: “Center releases oral history” (Cavalier Daily)

Oct. 14: “George H.W. Bush as Commander In Chief” (C-SPAN)

Oct. 14: “The Statecraft of George H.W. Bush” (C-SPAN)

Oct. 14: “UVa’s Miller Center examines history of Bush Sr.” (Daily Progress)

Oct. 14: “UVa Center Releases George H.W. Bush Oral History” (Charlottesville Newsplex)

Oct. 14: “HW Bush Ordered CIA to Review Cheney’s Iraq Targets, Tapes Show” (FOX News)

Oct. 14: “Clint Eastwood as VP? George H.W. Bush Considered It” (ABCNews.com)

Oct. 14: “Clint Eastwood for veep in 1988? An oral history of George H.W. Bush’s presidency” (Washington Post)

Oct. 14: “’Gargantuan large’ investment in infrastructure needed, experts say” (Washington Post)

Oct. 3: “CBS News Correspondent Visits UVa” (Charlottesville Newsplex)

Sept. 30: “Miller Center compiling oral history of first President Bush” (Daily Progress)

Sept. 30: “Pundit: Christie Not Looking Presidential Might Be Exactly What America Needs” (CBSNewYork.com)

Sept. 21: “Reforming patent law necessary” (Daily Progress)

Sept. 20: “Author discusses Obama’s mother” (Cavalier Daily)

Sept. 20: “Miller Center gives Worrell the Scott Award” (Daily Progress)

Sept. 13: “School of thought: Sullivan: University research propels economy” (C-Ville Weekly)

Sept. 12: “Seven Best Books on 9/11 and the U.S. Response” (Council on Foreign Relations blog)

Sept. 12: “A Reevaluation of President Bush” (Commentary)

Sept. 12: “Significance of 9/11’s Impact Upon U.S. Foreign Policy Should Not Be Overestimated, Leffler Says” (UVA Today)

Sept. 11: “9/11 and US foreign policy” (The Jamaica Gleaner)

Sept. 11: “Manhattan rebuilds but the scars remain” (Brisbane Times)

Sept. 9: “UVa professor analyzes Bush actions post 9/11” (Daily Progress)

Sept. 2: “Romney, Perry duel over business credentials define GOP nomination fight focused on economy” (Washington Post)

August 29: “Miller Center Looks Ahead to Fall Focus on National and International Issues” (UVA Today)

August 19: “Just like Taft” (Politico)

August 17: “The Evolution of the Campaign Poster” (The Atlantic)

August 11: “Where’s Waldo? At the White House, in your computer… where *isn’t* Waldo?” (The Hook)

August 3: “Program co-hosted by UVa historians gets grant to expand” (Daily Progress)

August 2: “BackStory Expands from Monthly to Weekly” (NBC 29)

August 1: “’BackStory’ Wins NEH Grant to Become a Weekly Radio Show” (UVA Today)

July 11: “House Highway Bill Includes Miller Center’s Mineta-Skinner Transportation Report Recommendations” (UVA Today)

July 7: “New Web Site Decodes State Laws” (NBC 29)

July 7: “U.Va.’s Miller Center Will Help Put States’ Laws Online for Easy Public Use” (UVA Today)

July 5: “House GOP expected to ax transportation funds” (Washington Post)

July 3: “Exclusive Interview with Admiral Joseph Wilson Prueher, Former US Ambassador to China” (China Central Television)

July 1: “Roberts Supreme Court’s Partisan Split Shows New Justices Are Predictable” (Bloomberg News)

June 26: “American colleges must take the lead” (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

June 25: “Hits and misses” (Virginian Pilot)

June 24: “House rebukes Obama on Libya, but won’t cut funds” (Los Angeles Times)

June 23: “Who Takes us to War?” (Washington Post)

June 22: “Grant to Miller Center aims to help clarify state codes” (Daily Progress)

June 22: “War Powers wrangle: Contentious act of Vietnam-era assertion by Congress needs careful tweaking” (Houston Chronicle)

June 21: “Hamilton derides Congress, White House for missing bigger picture on Libya” (MSNBC.com)

June 21: “Grant to let researchers finish studying LBJ recordings, move on to Nixon” (Staunton News-Leader)

June 21: “Grant Helps Fund Research on Secret Presidential Recordings” (NBC 29)

June 19: “Roundtable on war weariness” (Meet the Press)

June 17: “County man honored at White House event” (Daily Progress)

June 17: “Why don’t Americans know their history?” (Minnesota Public Radio)

June 17: “Miller Center's Presidential Recordings Program Awarded Grant for Digital LBJ Volumes” (UVA Today)

June 15: “The Sophists’ War” (The National Interest)

June 13: Ken Hughes on CNN’s Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer

June 13: “The Power Broker’s Other Voice” (Slate)

June 10: “Secret Nixon tapes expert Ken Hughes: At the release of the Pentagon Papers forty years ago, Richard Nixon was ‘gleeful and fearful’” (CNN.com)

June 9: “Breaking the war powers stalemate” (Washington Post)

June 8: “Increasing the Number of Graduates” (Association of Governing Boards blog)

June 7: “In memory of a dedicated public servant” (Daily Progress)

June 6: “Ex-Secretary of State Eagleburger dies in Charlottesville” (Daily Progress)

June 6: “Lawrence S. Eagleburger Has Died” (UVA Today)

June 1: “China Lobbies Washington for Arms” (WeeklyStandard.com)

May 10: “Miller Center forum to focus on WikiLeaks case” (Daily Progress)

May 9: “Chronicling Kennedy’s Life” (PDF) (Roll Call)

May 4: “Governor’s decision less about economics” (Staunton News Leader)

May 1: “Education lab envisioned in Patrick schools” (Martinsville Bulletin)

May 2011: “The Presidential Recordings: Lyndon B. Johnson” (Texas Monthly)

April 29: “New LBJ Tapes Suggest Past is Prologue” (National Journal)

April 28: “The Johnson White House Tapes and Civil Rights” (C-SPAN.org)

April 27: “Tapes Reveal a President Frustrated With the Opposition” (New York Times’ “Caucus” blog)

April 25: “Jack Kemp Rescued the American Century” (Forbes)

April 24: “Election in Turkey: Implications – domestic, regional and international” (Daily Progress)

April 20: “Economic Daily News: Has Taiwan Relations Act begun to shake?” (Focus Taiwan News Channel)

March 23: “Jacqueline Kennedy: First Lady of the New Frontier” (Barbara Perry at the U.S. Capitol Historical Society) (C-SPAN)

April 4: “Lugar Presses for Taiwan F-16 Sale to Avoid ‘Urgent’ Shortage” (Bloomberg)

April 2: “Gillard faces wary strangers in China” (Sydney Morning Herald)

March 31: “US Ties with Taiwan Questioned” (Radio Free Asia)

February 21: “Remembering the Civil War” (Gary Gallagher Forum) (C-SPAN)

April 1: “US arms sales creating ‘vicious circle’” (Taipei Times)

March 31: “’Protracted Negotiations’ Solution to U.S.-China Tensions?” (Wall Street Journal)

March 31: “U.Va. overhauls Ph.D. program” (Cavalier Daily)

March 31: “Ex-U.S. official warns Taiwan on Chinese espionage, military” (Focus Taiwan News Channel)

March 29: “Gender and the Supreme Court’s Wal-Mart Case” (The Take Away)

March 29: “Obama laying out his case on Libya Monday night” (Associated Press)

March 29: “Dictator Tour or U.S. Diplomacy? Carter’s Trip to Cuba Raises Eyebrows” (ABCNews.com)

March 27: “Wal-Mart asks Supreme Court to deny class-action suit by female workers” (Washington Post)

March 26: “UVa looks at tweaking graduate student fellowships” (Daily Progress)

March 25: “’Kennedys’ are a coup for Hubbard Broadcasting” (Minneapolis Star Tribune)

March 24: “Virginia needs an authentic, homegrown leader” (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star)

March 22: “The Kennedy administration at 50,” (C-Ville Weekly)

March 22: “Stanford mourns the loss of diplomat Warren Christopher, alumnus of Stanford Law School and former chair of the Board of Trustees,” (Stanford University News)

March 19: “UVA Remembers Warren Christopher” (NBC 29)

March 17: “Tea Partiers: Hypocrites on big government?” (San Francisco Chronicle)

March 16: “17th Annual Virginia Festival of the Book” (Charlottesville Newsplex)

March 11: “Expert advises ‘from the bottom up’ work in Mideast” (Daily Progress)

March 10: “U.Va.’s Miller Center Publishes New Book on the State of the U.S. Military,” (UVA Today)

March 5: “Thurgood Marshall” (New York Times)

March 2: “Ex-Gov. Baliles receives Economic Impact Award” (Daily Press)

February 28: “Best Facebook Pages for Audio & Video Learning” (LearnOutLoud.com)

February 28: “Flash Mobs to Learn at UVA” (NBC 29)

February 24: “Johnson to Marshall: ‘I have a rather big problem…’” (CNN.com)

February 22: “Charlottesville Right Now: Marc Selverstone” (WINA 1070 AM)

February 21: “Tapes provide record of inner workings of White House” (WTOP)

February 21: “Civil War expert: North fought to preserve Union” (Daily Progress)

February 20: “A University of Virginia student has a bright idea: ‘Flash Seminars’” (Washington Post)

February 18: “Miller Center to offer tours” (Daily Progress)

February 18: “Top Legal Analyst Shares Insight on Harrington, Love Cases” (Charlottesville Newsplex)

February 17: “The Constitution Today” (The Diane Rehm Show)

February 16: “Miller Center Looks Back at Reagan’s Foreign Policy” (UVA Today News Blog)

February 11: “Mulroney marks Reagan’s centennial with warm tribute, praises Harper ” (Toronto Star)

February 11: “Mulroney offers Harper tips on how to get security-perimeter deal with U.S.” (The Globe and Mail)

February 11: “UVa speaker: Mexico will survive drug crisis” (Daily Progress)

February 11: “A Justice With a Heart for Justice” (The News & Advance)

February 10: “Leroy R. Hassell Sr., Virginia's first black chief justice, dies at 55” (Washington Post)

February 10: “In Memoriam: Leroy R. Hassell Sr.” (UVA Today)

February 10: “Virginia Supreme Court Justice Leroy Hassell dies at 55 ” (Virginian-Pilot)

February 10: “Remembering the City of Hope” (Cavalier Daily)

February 10: “Webb: Decision to retire came after talking with family” (Washington Post’ “Virginia Politics” blog)

February 10: “Former Va. Gov. Gerald Baliles Remembers Leroy Hassell Sr.” [MP3 file] (WAMU)

February 10: “Virginia's top judge lived a life of firsts” (Roanoke Times)

February 9: “Va. Supreme Court Justice Hassell dies at 55” (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

January 31: “Current Nonfiction reviews” (Publishers Weekly)

January 27: “The Making of the President in 1960” (Michael Duffy Forum) (C-SPAN)

January 27: “University of Virginia Experts Available to Comment on Reagan Centenary” (UVA Today)

January 25: “’History Behind the Headlines’ Course Features Miller Center Colloquium Series” (UVA Today)

January 25: “State of the Union: it’s the economy, again” (Associated Press)

January 25: “Roberts to Lead Delegation of Six Supreme Court Justices at Obama Address” (Bloomberg News)

January 24: “Tensions rise between Supreme Court, politicians” (USA Today)

January 24: “Mr. Obama, tear down this wall!” (The Hill’s Congress Blog)

January 21: “Look at King’s ‘Own Words’ Reminds Us of His Radical Moral Vision” (UVA Today)

January 20: “King’s social justice views often glossed over, experts say” (McClatchy Newspapers)

January 20: “Making history” (Cavalier Daily)

January 19: “Forum Explores ‘King in His Own Words’” (Charlottesville Newsplex)

January 19: “The Kudlow Report” (CNBC)

January 18: “Try it here for free: Presidential Recordings of Lyndon B. Johnson” (Library Journal)

January 18: “Notes: Presidential Recordings Series; Borders Sets Deadline” (Shelf Awareness)

January 17: “Miller Center Forum Chair to Step Down” (Charlottesville Newsplex)

January 16: "Martin Luther King Jr. Day Events Planned" (Daily Progress)

January 12: “Executive Consolation” (New York Times)

January 6: “Pelosi Makes History Again” (Politico)

2010 News Coverage:

December 28: 111th Congress (Wisconsin Public Radio)

December 26:  “A weight-distance tax: Apportion the burden fairly” ( Richmond Times-Dispatch)

December 18: “Public Broadcasting Too Valuable to Lose” (Staunton News Leader)

December 14: “Governors and Education Leaders Discuss Ways to Improve Higher Education in a Struggling Economy” (UVA Today) 

December 9: “Conference Looks at Crisis in Higher Education” (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

December 6: Presidential Recordings (Wisconsin Public Radio)

December 6: “UVa conference aims to produce influential education report” (Daily Progress)

December 6: “Miller Center Hosts Discussion on Future of Higher Education” (Newsplex)

December 5: “Schapiro: Road remedy inland, not offshore?” (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

December 5: “Higher Education Summit Held at UVA” (WVIR-TV NBC 29)

December 1: “U.Va. Miller Center Programs to Air on Delta Air Lines” (UVA Today)

December 1: “U.Va. Miller Center Programs to Air on Delta Air Lines” (Charlottesville Newsplex)

December 1: “Delta airs UVA Miller Center Programs on Flights” (WVIR-TV NBC 29)

November: “The Walls of Jericho Must Come Down!” (Pennsylvania Legacies) [p. 24]

November 30: “Delta to carry Miller Center programming” (Daily Progress)

November 19: “Question of costs stalling energy talks” (Daily Progress)

November 17: “Bookend to a Presidency” (The Wall Street Journal)

November 17: “Dominion’s Farrell Calls for Honest Debate on Energy” (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

November 16: “Dominion CEO: More than 1 ‘inconvenient truth’” (Daily Progress)

November 15: “No Quick Fix for Global Fiscal Crisis” (Politico)

November 10: The Kathleen Dunn Show (Wisconsin Public Radio)

November 10: "Riding the Rails, Looking for Work" (Huffington Post)

October 26: "House leadership in the 112th Congress" (The Hill’s Congress Blog)

October 25: "Obama: Infrastructure a Top Priority" (National Journal)

October 20: "How do we pay for America’s roads?" (Virginian-Pilot)

October 19: "Miller Center’s Baliles Earns Chesapeake Environmental Award" (UVA Today)

October 18: "Larger Electorate May Offset Citizens United, Experts Say" (Courthouse News Service)

October 18: “UVA – Miller Center of Public Affairs Panel on the Impact of Citizens United v. FEC” (C-SPAN)

October 15: "A Template" (Leesburg Today)

October 14: "Obama Boosts Infrastructure – but Too Late" (CQ Politics)

October 12: Live Coverage of the Caplin Conference on the World Economy: Panel 1, Panel 2 (C-SPAN)

October 12: "Global Uncertainty to keep central banks on alert" (Business with the Wall Street Journal)

October 12: "Former Obama aide urges more Fed stimulus" (Reuters)

October 12: "China’s Zhou urges patience in correcting imbalances" (Reuters)

October 12: "Former Treasury Secretary John Snow Talks of the Fed’s Next Move" (PBS Nightly Business Report)

October 12: "Countries must focus on global picture: top central bankers" (Market Watch)

October 12: "Mervyn King: Regulators can’t rely on bank models" (Market Watch)

October 12: "PBOC’s Zhou: changes Too Quick May Cause Overshooting" (Market News International)

October 12: "Volcker: ‘We’re Maybe Halfway There’ With Financial Reforms" (Bloomberg)

October 12: "Volcker calls for leadership on the economy" (CTV News, Canada)

October 12: "Mervyn King: Regulators need courage to tackle risks" (IFFAonline, UK)

October 11: “Univ. of VA Miller Center Discussion on Role of Central Banks” (C-SPAN)

October 11: "Underfunded U.S. Transportation System Threatens U.S. Competitiveness" (The Urban Transportation Monitor) (PDF)

October 11: "Obama Briefed on U.Va. Miller Center Transportation Report" (U.Va. Today)

October 11: "President Obama Briefed on UVa Miller Center Report" (Charlottesville Newsplex)

October 11: "Obama Infrastructure Plan Would Create US Jobs Now" (Dow Jones Newswires)

October 11: "America requires new vision" (Hampton Roads Smart Region)

October 11: "User fees down the road?" (The Roanoke Times)

October 11: "Steering around the hazard of falling gas tax revenue" (The Oregonian)

October 11: Forex Daily Outlook: October 11, 2010 (fxstreet.com)

October 10: "Solving America’s gas addiction problem" (Daily Progress)

October 8: "What do all of the White House resignations mean?" (BBC News)

October 7: "Tax on Vehicle Miles Traveled Gains Support, but Raises Orwellian Questions," (New York Times)

October 4: "Miller Center, Ex-DOT Secretaries Outline Fixes for U.S. Transportation System" (UVA Today)

October 4: "Failing U.S. transportation system will imperil prosperity, report finds" (Washington Post)

October 4: "Miller Center Report Suggests Transportation Fixes" (UVA Today blog)

October 3: "Supreme Court opens term with three women, potential for partisan divide" (Washington Post)

October 1: "CBS News analyst talks famous court cases" (Daily Progress)

September: "Jacqueline Kennedy: Style With Substance" (U.S. News & World Report Special Edition)

September 23: "Exhibit links Wilson to Texas" (Houston Baptist University Collegian)

September 21: "Backers Say Warren Has Time to Make Her Mark" (Women’s E-News)

September 20: "Ronald Reagan’s Hollywood Tips for Staying Youthful" (U.S. News & World Report’s "Washington Whispers" blog)

September 17: "Politico staffers talk mid-term elections at Miller Center" (Daily Progress)

September 15: "New Oval Office Rug Points Out Lack of Inspirational Rhetoric Among Presidents" (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

September 10: "Ex-ambassador sees lessons in long war" (Daily Progress)

September 7: "First-Ever Event Shares ‘Secrets and Traditions of U.Va.’ " (UVA Today)

September 6: "University secrets" (Cavalier Daily)

September 5: "Early on, Obama was more polarizing than we knew" (Washington Post) 

September 3: "Digital Pick: Executive Summary" (New Yorker)

August 30: "Former 9/11 Commission head: To build nations, start local" (Daily Progress)

August 28: "Miller Center marks 35 years of enhancing the public discourse" (Daily Progress)

August 13: "Could President Obama replace Biden with Hillary in 2012?" (Daily Caller)

2009 News Coverage:

December 10: "Miller Center hosts conference on debt" (Daily Progress)

December 8: "Was Obama's promise of a post-partisan era ever possible?" (Christian Science Monitor)

December 7: 9/11 to climate change: Historians look back on the decade (Yahoo! News)

December 3: "Batten School Looks to Expand Offerings" (Cavalier Daily)

December 1: "Making the Case for War" (New York Times)

November 30: "Enron Journalist Speaks at UVA" (WVIR-TV NBC 29)

November 17: "Actor Richard Dreyfuss, Warning of Decline of America, Calls for Renewed Civics Education" (U.Va. Today)

November 16: "Dreyfuss Speaks at Miller Center" (WVIR-TV NBC 29)

November 16: "Actor Richard Dreyfuss Talks Civics at the University of Virginia" (WCAV-TV CBS-19)

November 16: "Bubba Presses for Peace in the Middle East" (Vanity Fair's EX-POTUS Watch blog)

November 16: "Miller Center will soon document Bush's terms" (Cavalier Daily)

November 13: "George W. Bush picks U.Va. center to do history project" (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

November 12: Actor Richard Dreyfuss to Speak Twice at U.Va. on Monday" (U.Va. Today)

November 12: UVA's Miller Center to do Oral History of Bush Presidency (WVIR-TV NBC 29)

November 12: Bush oral history planned: 'Inside and Outside' (Los Angeles Times' D.C. Now blog)

November 12: "Bush selects U.Va's Miller Center to Conduct His Official Oral History" (U.Va. Today)

November 12: "Bush touts free markets over spending" (msnbc.com's First Read blog)

November 12: "President George W. Bush selects UVA Miller Center to conduct his oral history" (C-Ville Weekly)

November 12: "UVA Center to do Oral History of Bush Presidency" (WCAV-TV CBS-19)

November 12: "Former president selects Miller Center to record oral histories" (Daily Progress)

November 12: "George W. Bush Chooses UVa for Oral History Project" (Talking Points Memo)

November 12: "At UVA, military strategy in Afghanistan criticized" (Daily Progress)

November 11: "U.Va. Partners With Local Company to Develop NowComment Software (U.Va. Today)

October 30, 2009: Expanding Miller Center plans new office in nation's capital (The Daily Progress)

October 30, 2009: Center opens second office (Cavalier Daily)

October 27, 2009: Stepping back in time with the history guys (MPR News)

October 25, 2009: Is it morning in America, or has hope given way to malaise? (CNN)

October 21, 2009: Visiting Scholar Barry Rabe's Public Opinion and Climate Change: Analysis of the Virginia Climate Survey (Virginia Environmental Law Journal, Vol. 27, No.3)

October 19, 2009: Standing Down: How Popular Should America Want to Be? (Weekly Standard)

October 14, 2009: Virginia Transportation: One Word (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

October 12, 2009: Miller Center Fellow Eric Lomazoff on WINA's Charlottesville-Right Now (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

October 9, 2009: Miller Center Fellow Aaron Rapport on Afghanistan and Obama (The Providence Journal)

October 8, 2009: U.Va.-Led Study Finds Global Dissatisfaction with U.S., Despite Obama's Popularity (U.Va Today)

October 5, 2009: Think Again: America's Image (Foreign Policy)

October 5, 2009: Abizaid looks at the big picture (Foreign Policy)

October 3, 2009: Transportation Policies Have Miles to Go and Not Much Time (Washington Post)

October 2, 2009: Study shows opinion of U.S. policy still negative (Cavalier Daily)

October 1, 2009: Global Warming Toward U.S. Masks Deeper Trend (National Journal)

October 1, 2009: Miller Center study says U.S. global image still suffers (Daily Progress)

September 29, 2009: A Turning Point For Afghan War, And For Obama (NPR News)

September 24, 2009: Miller Center Fellow Brendan Green on WINA's Charlottesville-Right Now (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

September 15, 2009: Road and Rail Spending Proposals Stall as Lawmakers Punt on Revenue Fix (Greenwire via the New York Times)

September 11, 2009: Mineta Visits Charlottesville (NBC 29 Charlottesville)

September 10, 2009: Charlottesville-Right Now: Brian Balogh on Digital Politics (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

September 9, 2009: Sidney Milkis on Theodore Roosevelt, the Progressive Party, and the Transformation of American Democracy (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

August 28, 2009: Despite Successes, Kennedy Left Unfinished Business (New York Times)

August 27, 2009: Charlottesville Mayor Outlines Local Housing Challenges for Batten Student Practicum (U.Va Today)

August 27, 2009: Oral History Captures Ted Kennedy's Life, Legacy (NewsHour Online)

August 27, 2009: U.Va law school days showed promise of a power-to-be" (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

August 27, 2009: Edward M. Kennedy, Senate Stalwart, is Dead at 77 (New York Times)

August 27, 2009: Law School community remembers 1959 alum Edward Kennedy (Cavalier Daily)

August 26, 2009: Ted Kennedy, 'the Liberal Lion,' dies at 77 (Minnesota Public Radio)

August 26, 2009: U.Va Professor, Colleague Remembers Senator Kennedy (WCAV-CBS 19)

August 26, 2009: Ted Kennedy's story continues in a project at U.Va. (WDBJ-Roanoke)

August 26, 2009: Eagleburger, Young Remember Kennedy (WVIR NBC-29)

August 26, 2009: U.Va Professor Reflects on Kennedy's Death (WHSV-TV Harrisonburg)

August 25, 2009: A History of Big Government, with Brian Balogh (Virginia Insight)

August 19, 2009: Bill Clinton at Age 63: Has He Regained his Mojo? (ABC News)

August 17, 2009: Miller Center Fellow Christy Chapin on WINA's Charlottesville-Right Now (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

August 13, 2009: Will Obama's promises get mugged by reality? (Christian Science Monitor)

August 3, 2009: Charlottesville-Right Now: Taylor Reveley (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

July 31, 2009: Analysis: White House beers a way to change topic (The Associated Press)

July 20, 2009: An interview and discussion with Stephen F. Knott and Jeffrey L. Chidester about their new book At Reagan's Side (Virginia Insight)

July 20, 2009: The Other President (The Globe and Mail)

July 13, 2009: Drive-Time History, With a Dry Sense of Humor (Chronicle of Higher Education)

July 8, 2009: Why the left misjudges GOP sex scandals (Christian Science Monitor)

July 7, 2009: McNamara on tape at U.Va (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

July 7, 2009: AUDIO: Robert McNamara's phone calls with John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson (Politico)

July 7, 2009: Ex-Defense secretary Robert McNamara dies at 93 (USA Today)

July 7, 2009: Hear McNamara and ex-presidents at U.Va. site (Daily Progress)

July 7, 2009: What Carter Got Wrong: Book Recalls 'Malaise' Talk (Roll Call)

July 4, 2009: Independence: Jefferson's Declaration was an Appeal to the Heart (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

June 25, 2009: Nixon: The unexpurgated words of a President close to the edge (The Independent (UK))

June 25, 2009: Nixon was ready to 'cut off head' of S. Vietnam leader (The China Post)

June 25, 2009: Richard Nixon thought abortion OK 'when you have a black and a white' (The Sydney Australian)

June 25, 2009: Offensive new tapes of Richard Nixon released (Radio New Zealand)

June 24, 2009: New batch of Nixon tapes released (Los Angeles Times)

June 23, 2009: New Nixon Tapes are Big News at UVA's Miller Center (UVA Today)

June 23, 2009: Tapes Reveal Nixon's View of Abortion (New York Times)

June 23, 2009: Nixon was ready to 'cut off head' of S.Vietnam leader (Agence France Presse)

June 23, 2009: New Nixon tapes released on Tuesday (Politico)

June 23, 2009: "Long live the Democrats? Not so fast." (Christian Science Monitor)

June 22, 2009: Obama on his own addiction; Nixon library releases more tapes (USA Today, "The Oval" blog)

June 18, 2009: Marc Selverstone on "Charlottesville – Right Now" (WINA-1070AM/Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

June 18, 2009: 'History Guys' take on joblessness (Daily Progress)

June 15, 2009: Americans Love Government – As Long as They Can't See It (History News Network)

June 3, 2009: Sotomayor Pick Historic, but Still a Roll of the Dice (Rowman & Littlefield blog)

May 31, 2009: Miller Center Forum: Can We Save Detroit? (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

May 28, 2009: Beyond Abstraction: Moving The Public on Climate Action (Yale Environment 360)

May 28, 2009: 'BackStory' History Guys to Examine Unemployment in Live Taping of Radio Show (UVA Today)

May 14, 2009: Expenses and Effects the Focus of Miller Center Debate on America's Energy Future (UVA Today)

May 7, 2009: Two billion cars and growing (Asheville Citizen-Times)

May 6, 2009: Brian Balogh on "Charlottesville – Right Now" (WINA-1070AM/Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

May 1, 2009: Miller Center Forum: The First Hundred Days (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

April 30, 2009: Arlen Specter seizes the day – again (Boston Globe)

April 29, 2009: Obama's 100 Day Mark (KSRO-1350 AM)

April 29, 2009: Prominent Environmentalist Speaks At UVA (WINA-1070 AM)

April 28, 2009: 'Hardball' host ponders Obama's first 100 days (Daily Progress)

April 27, 2009: NBC's Matthews Discusses Obama in Charlottesville (WVIR-NBC29)

April 26, 2009: How Obama's first 100 days stack up (San Francisco Chronicle) Reprinted by Poland's Onet

April 24, 2009: Debating Preferences: Class versus Race (The New Republic (tnr.com))

April 24, 2009: Handshake sent message to potential allies (Columbus Dispatch)

April 22, 2009: Potential Affirmative Action Policy Changes Focus of Miller Center Debate (The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer)

April 19, 2009: Race goals easier, not better (Chicago Tribune)

April 18, 2009: Is the world out of balance? (Foreign Policy)

April 17, 2009: News Coverage Of 'Tea Parties' Raises Concern (NPR)

April 16, 2009: A History of Government Power (WMRA-103.5FM)

April 16, 2009: Miller Center Debate: Should Inequality Be Addressed by Race- or Class-Based Affirmative Action? (UVA Today)

April 15, 2009: Jefferson Medal Recipients in Law, Architecture and Citizen Leadership Share Thoughts in Public Talks (UVA Today)

April 14, 2009: UVA Honors Former Secretary of State Christopher (WVIR-NBC29)

April 14, 2009: Warren Christopher in Charlottesville (WCAV-CBS19)

April 14, 2009: Thomas Jefferson Medal For Citizen Leadership Given To Christopher (WINA-1070 AM)

April 14, 2009: Notable Presidential Pets: Snakes, a Film Star & 'Satan' (FOXBusiness.com)

April 13, 2009: Obama Wins First Pirate Battle. More To Come? (NPR.org)

March/April 2009 issue: Bank Shots: How the Financial System can Isolate Rogues (Foreign Affairs)

March 31, 2009: Charlottesville-Right Now: George Gilliam (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

March 21, 2009: Former Gov. Baliles named Virginian of the Year (Associated Press)

March 20, 2009: Spiral bound: Falling papers push Baliles to action (The Hook)

March 19, 2009: 'BackStory' show gets federal grant (Daily Progress)

March 19, 2009: 'BackStory' receives major grant from National Endowment for the Humanities (Staunton News Leader)

March 18, 2009: University names Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medal recipients (Cavalier Daily)

March 17, 2009: University of Virginia's 2009 Thomas Jefferson Foundation Medals Go to Artist, Diplomat and Innocence Project Co-Founders (UVA Today)

March 16, 2009: 'BackStory' Receives Major Backing from National Endowment for the Humanities (UVA Today)

March 9, 2009: In wartime, Congress must step up to check president (Indianapolis Star)

March 8, 2009: Responsibility (Washington Post)

March 3, 2009: War act would ensure that president, Congress consult (USA Today)

February 26, 2009: Lincoln Prize Goes to McPherson and Symonds (Washington Post's "A House Divided" blog)

February 25, 2009: Nation's Infrastructure Needs Are Urgent, Say Miller Center Panelists Rendell, Schwarzenegger (UVA Today)

February 24, 2009: National Governors Association - The Nation's Infrastructure Policy (Blueprint America)

February 23, 2009: Taxing to 'deshabby' America (Talk Radio News Service)

February 21, 2009: Arnold and Ed (Politico)

February 20, 2009: Public Works Projects: Do they stimulate the economy more than tax cuts? (CQ Researcher)

February 20, 2009: Weaver Links Punitive Policy to Race (Virginia Law Weekly)

February 19, 2009: All the president's books (Minnesota Public Radio)

February 17, 2009: Miller Center National Debate Series Launches with Infrastructure Discussion at National Governors' Meeting (UVA Today)

February 16, 2009: A quiz for Presidents Day (Modesto Bee)

February 12, 2009: Lincoln's legacy debated on his 200th birthday (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

February 11, 2009: Gov. Baliles named Virginian of the Year (Cavalier Daily)

February 9, 2009: Obama's leadership and the challenges (Minnesota Public Radio)

February 7, 2009: Assessing Lincoln's life and influence (Florida Times-Union)

February 6, 2009: A Bipartisan Blow To Smoking in Va. (Washington Post)

February 5, 2009: Lessons of Depression up for fresh discussion (Las Vegas Sun)

February 4, 2009: Former Virginia Governor, Miller Center Director Receives Award (WVIR-NBC29)

February 4, 2009: Former Governor Named Virginian of the Year (WCAV-CBS19)

February 4, 2009: Former Gov. Is "Virginian Of The Year" (Associated Press)

February 1, 2009: John Dean's Role at Issue in Nixon Tapes Feud (New York Times)

January 31, 2009: Poll: Global warming a low priority (Daily Progress)

January 29, 2009: Defending a 9/11 Terrorist (WCAV-CBS19)

January 28, 2009: Drawing you into the conversation (Cavalier Daily)

January 27, 2009: Political Cartoonist Oliphant Visits U.Va. to Share His Representation of the Human Folly (UVA Today)

January 23, 2009: Political Cartoonist Pat Oliphant Entertains During Discussion at UVa (WCAV-CBS19)

January 23, 2009: Obama vows to emphasize core sciences (Cavalier Daily)

January 22, 2009: "I do solemnly swear" (Audio) (With Good Reason, WVTF)

January 21, 2009: With reassurance and a call to action, speech hits its mark (Denver Post)

January 20, 2009: Obama Trades Soaring Oratory For Tough Talk (NPR.org)

January 20, 2009: Inauguration Day: Audio from the inside (USA Today)

January 20, 2009: Obama: Many Challenges Of Crisis Facing US 'Will Be Met' (Dow Jones Newswire)

January 19, 2009: Experts say Obama will be a centrist (Waynesboro News-Virginian)

January 19, 2009: An Unforgettable Address? Speaking to the Age (CQ Weekly)

January 19, 2009: A Word to the Wise: Less Successful Speeches (CQ Weekly)

January 18, 2009: Obama's management style is the key to his success: Experts (NewsPost Online (India))

January 18, 2009: Still Editing? A Few Words of Advice. (Washington Post)

January 18, 2009: Fox Valley residents expect great things from President-elect Barack Obama's inaugural speech (Appleton Post-Crescent)

January 18, 2009: Drawing on the political climate (Daily Progress)

January 17, 2009: Obama's Management Style Will Be Key to His Success, Analysts Say (FOXNews.com)

January 17, 2009: Change and challenge (Richmond Times-Dispatch and Hernando Today Jan. 18)

January 16, 2009: Looking to the Past (AARP-TV)

January 15, 2009: Debating the Bush Legacy (WCAV-CBS19)

January 15, 2009: Past presidential inaugural speeches (USAToday.com)

January 13, 2009: President Bush has used pardon power modestly compared to predecessors (JURIST, University of Pittsburgh School of Law)

January 8, 2009: Practise what you preach (Times Higher Education)

2008 News Coverage:

December 20, 2008: Lawman's Unwavering Compass Led Him to White House Showdown (Washington Post)

December 18, 2008: Bush hails success in protecting America (The National)

December 17, 2008: Leffler Book tapped to win Prize (WTJU)

December 17, 2008: Perspective on Financial Panic (Tulane University News blog)

December 12, 2008: Conference Considers How to Combat Climate Change Without Direct Taxation (UVA Today)

December 12, 2008: U.Va. poll: Most say global warming is real and they want government to deal with it (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

December 12, 2008: Survey: Americans don't want taxes used on global warming (Daily Progress)

December 11, 2008: UVa Climate Change Conference Begins (WCAV-CBS19)

December 11, 2008: Obama to Hear Panel on Changes to War Powers Act (New York Times)

December 11, 2008: Obama Talks War Powers Revision (ABC News -- The Note)

December 11, 2008: War powers on Obama's plate? (Boston Globe)

December 11, 2008: What to Do About the War Powers Conflict? (Congressional Quarterly)

December 7, 2008: City, UVa events to focus on climate change (Daily Progress)

December 7, 2008: PhillyDeals: Some precedent for Cohen's great power (Philadelphia Inquirer)

December 5, 2008: Criticism of War Policy is Patriotic (Center for American Progress/Front Page Mag)

December 4, 2008: Leffler Tapped for Beer Prize for Tome on the End of Cold War (UVA Today)

December 3, 2008: Morning Air: Is the Fairness Doctrine Fair? (Relevant Radio)

November 25, 2008: Race researcher on Obama's victory (C-Ville Weekly)

November 25, 2008: Analysis: Critics Warn Obama's New 'New Deal' Is Not an Economic Silver Bullet (FOXNews.com)

November 25, 2008: Liberals, too, should reject the Fairness Doctrine (Christian Science Monitor)

November 25, 2008: Analysis: President Obama's Cabinet (Chinese language) (Washington Observer, World Security Institute)

November 24, 2008: Analysis: Critics Warn Obama's 'New Deal' Is Not an Economic Silver Bullet (FOX News)

November 20, 2008: Obama's Cabinet Picks Heavy on Washington Experience (FOXNews.com)

November 20, 2008: Right under our noses (Cavalier Daily)

November 19, 2008: Bush ready to ride off into sunset (The National -- United Arab Emirates)

November 19, 2008: VFH Radio's 'BackStory' wins national acclaim (Daily Progress)

November 17, 2008: The History Guys on "Insight" (Audio) (WMRA)

November 17, 2008: 'BackStory' History Public Radio Show Wins National Award (UVA Today)

November 17, 2008: The Suburban Sunbelt and the Making and Unmaking of the Conservative Republican Majority (History News Network)

November 15, 2008: Week's End (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

November 14, 2008: An international action plan (International Herald Tribune)

November 10, 2008: UVA professor wins the 2008 George Louis Beer Prize (C-Ville Weekly)

November 10, 2008: Charlottesville Right Now: Events at the Miller Center (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

November 6, 2008: Going Nuclear (Cavalier Daily)

November 5, 2008: From Victory to Reality (Reuters TVRadio (Video))

November 4, 2008: Should We Pay Attention to Election Polls? (Forbes Trailwatch blog)

November 2, 2008: When There's Nothing Left to Do but Wait (Washington Post | Video/Audio Slideshow)

November/December 2008 issue: Review: To Lead the World (Foreign Affairs)

October 30, 2008: 5th District race gets national attention (WVTF Public Radio (audio))

October 30, 2008: 'BackStory' Election Show Gains National Broadcast Traction (UVA Today)

October 29, 2008: Battleground Virginia (Reuters TVRadio (Video))

October 28, 2008: The Double Negative: How can evolution explain both the appeal and recent failings of negative campaigning? (Seed Magazine)

October 27, 2008 issue: The Candidates' Temperaments: Who's a Better Fit for the Job? (TIME)

October 27, 2008 issue: What Kind of Temperament is Best? (TIME)

October 27, 2008 issue: TIME podcast: Presidential Temperament (TIME)

October 26, 2008: Reconsidering ownership (Daily Progress (editorial))

October 24, 2008: Cartoonist Daryl Cagle Sketches Obama, McCain and the Future of His Craft (UVA Today)

October 23, 2008: Nuclear Power May Be in Early Stages of a Revival (New York Times; reprinted in the International Herald Tribune)

October 23, 2008: Most believe climate change is real (Newport News Daily Press)

October 22, 2008: Poll: Majority of Virginians worried about climate change (The Virginian-Pilot)

October 22, 2008: UVa forum reveals Virginians' views on climate change (Daily Progress)

October 22, 2008: Most Virginians Believe In Climate Change (WINA-1070AM)

October 22, 2008: Virginians' Attitudes About Global Warming Hinge on Local Weather (UVA Today)

October 22, 2008: Authors reveal climate change survey results (Cavalier Daily)

October 22, 2008: For McCain, father's error holds lesson (Boston Globe)

October 21, 2008: Miller Center Hosts Panel on Climate Change and Virginia Residents (WCAV-ABC16)

October 20, 2008: The Rise of the West Wing (Explorations/UVA Today)

October 20, 2008 issue: Ready, Aim, Fire!: Attack ads are ubiquitous this campaign season, but they are not the threat to the electoral process that do-gooders claim. (Newsweek)

October 19, 2008: Historians with U.Va. connections explain the roots of current events (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

October 16, 2008: Third presidential debate: Was there a winner? (Minnesota Public Radio)

October 15, 2008: Darden School dean: Worst of crisis over (Charlottesville Daily Progress)

October 14, 2008: Expanded Bailout Differs From Original Plan (NPR)

October 14, 2008: Historic US Presidential Election Countdown Continues (Voice of America)

October 13, 2008: Food Price Inflation Talk at Miller Center (WVIR-NBC29)

October 1, 2008: How Vice Presidential Debates Came to Be (The Chronicle Review)

September 30, 2008: $700-billion bail-out plan for America's financial system rejected (Australian Broadcasting Corporation radio: Audio)

September 30, 2008: Dozier Fights Back to Front Lines of Journalism After Iraqi Car Bomb (UVA Today)

September 29, 2008: At Miller Center, reporter tells of time in Iraq (Daily Progress)

September 29, 2008: Journalist Kimberly Dozier Speaks at UVA (WVIR-NBC29)

September 29, 2008: CBS Reporter Kimberly Dozier Visits UVa (WCAV-CBS19)

September 26, 2008: What Barack Obama and John McCain need to do tonight (London Telegraph (blog))

September 26, 2008: Debates can make or break a candidate (Sacramento Bee)

September 26, 2008: Professors discuss race, gender issues at American electoral politics forum (Cavalier Daily)

September 25, 2008: McCain, Obama Spar Over Crisis as First Debate May Be Casualty (Bloomberg)

September 25, 2008: New Software to Drive Discussion Post Obama-McCain Debate (AppScout by PC Magazine)

September 24, 2008: Lynn Sanders and Vesla Weaver on Charlottesville Right Now (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

September 24, 2008: Rescue Plan Makes Campaign Promises Less Doable (Fox Business News)

September 22, 2008: The Inside Story of How the War on Terror Turned into a War on America (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

September 21, 2008: Hey, What Could Go Wrong? (Washington Post)

September 20, 2008: The Panama Canal Treaties and The Rise of the Right (Charlottesville Podcasting Network)

September 19, 2008: City recalls its battle for segregation (Daily Progress)

September 22, 2008 (edition): Miller Center overrun by old, well-dressed men (C-Ville Weekly)

September 19, 2008: The More Things Change (New Yorker)

September 18, 2008: James K. Polk: Man of Manifest Destiny (Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star)

September 13, 2008: Face to face with bin Laden (Daily Progress)

September 12, 2008: Finance ministers meet to discuss global economy (WVTF Public Radio)

September 10, 2008: Ex-Treasury head: US economy to get better in year or 2 (Daily Progress)

September 10, 2008: Global Finance Summit Draws Lessons From Fannie, Freddie Bailout (UVA Today)

September 9, 2008: Former Finance Ministers Speak Their Minds at Summit (CNBC)

September 9, 2008: Global Nightmare: If Fannie Mae and Freddie Had Failed (NPR)

September 9, 2008: Rudd made big mistakes on economy: Costello (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

September 9, 2008: University summit looks for economic solutions (Daily Progress)

September 9, 2008: Former Finance Minster Stresses Balance Between Oil Producers and Consumers (WVIR-NBC29)

September 9, 2008: Global Summit Wraps Up at UVa (WCAV-CBS19/WVAW ABC-16/WAHU FOX-27)

September 9, 2008: Finance leaders confer in Rotunda: International experts visit University for inaugural Caplin finance conference (Cavalier Daily)

September 8, 2008: US economy not out of the woods despite Fannie-Freddie bailout (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

September 8, 2008: Global financial summit underway at Miller Center (C-Ville Weekly)

September 7, 2008: World Leaders Visit UVA for Summit (WVIR-NBC29)

September 4, 2008: Financial Leaders Convening at U.Va. For Global Summit (UVA Today)

August 27, 2008: What if Obama Loses? (The Chronicle of Higher Education)

August 25, 2008: Tech-Savvy Presidential Candidates (Slideshow) (Business Week)

August 11, 2008: Environmental activists practice tactics (Audio) (WVTF Public Radio)

August 4, 2008: Bill Clinton Says U.S. Health System Fails at AIDS Prevention (Bloomberg)

August 1, 2008: African-American Voters Say They Support Obama (Voice of America)

July 29, 2008: Is The US Ready For a Black President? (Voice of America)

July 21, 2008: "Imagine what they'd do if you didn't stay on their ass!" -- JFK on Wasteful Air Force Spending (History News Network)

July 19, 2008: Oral history promises new look at Kennedy (Associated Press)

July 15, 2008: "American History Guys" take to the airways (C-Ville Weekly)

Press Coverage: National War Powers Commission Report

July 3, 2008: Why here? Why now? (Daily Progress)

July 3, 2008: Miller Center uploads presidents to YouTube (The Hook)

July 2, 2008: What Obama Can Learn From Bubba (Huffington Post)

June 22, 2008: Volunteerism a requirement for Perriello workers (Daily Progress)

June 19, 2008: Presidential speechwriters speak for themselves (The Hook)

June 15, 2008: Historians see little chance for McCain (Politico)

June 14, 2008: Ex-CIA official: McCain, Obama lack terror plan (Daily Progress)

June 14, 2008: The Perils of Polling (History News Network)

June 11, 2008: 5 lessons for picking a running mate (USA Today)

June 10, 2008: Conceiving a New Agenda for Public Higher Education (Inside Higher Ed)

June 9, 2008: Conference Examines National Purposes of American Higher Education (Chronicle of Higher Education)

June 8, 2008: How No. 2 got the job (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)

June 7, 2008: 'History Guys' on RadioIQ (Roanoke Times)

June 6, 2008: Obama backer, 93, 'never thought I'd see it' in his life (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

June 5, 2008: Debate Looks at Immigration Laws and Citizenship (The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer)

June 3, 2008: World financial leaders to invade Charlottesville (C-Ville Weekly)

June 3, 2008: The Miller Center will host a conference on higher education (WINA-1070 AM)

June 3, 2008: Spiro! (Politico)

June 1, 2008: They're No. 2! And Here's How They Got There (Washington Post)

June 1, 2008: U.S. history radio show debuts today (Daily Progress)

May 30, 2008: U.Va. to host worldwide financial summit (Daily Progress)

May 30, 2008: Miller Center banks on 'world's top financial leaders' (Daily Progress)

May 30, 2008: Former Treasury Secretary Helps Announce Summit at UVA (WVIR-NBC29)

May 30, 2008: Former Treasury Secretary Speaks On Economy At Miller Center (WCAV-CBS19)

May 30, 2008: World financial leaders to invade Charlottesville (C-Ville Weekly)

May 30, 2008: John Snow will be part of a summit focusing on global competition (WINA-1070 AM)

May 29, 2008: Hamilton Jordan's Message to Obama (Washington Post)

May 29, 2008: Historians Provide 'BackStory' and Fresh Perspective on Current Events on New Radio Program (AP/AOL)

May 29, 2008: Historians Provide 'BackStory' and Fresh Perspective on Current Events on New Radio Program (History News Network)

May 29, 2008: Historians Provide 'BackStory' and Fresh Perspective on Current Events on New Radio Program (Newswise)

May 29, 2008: Former Finance Ministers to Convene at U.Va. for Global Summit (UVA Today)

May 27, 2008: Historians Provide 'BackStory' and Fresh Perspective on Current Events on New Radio Program (UVA Today)

May 22, 2008: Miller Center Awards 2008-09 Fellowships to Nine Accomplished Scholars (UVA Today)

Summer 2008: Three History Amigos (UVA Magazine)

May 22, 2008: Hamilton Jordan: Reflections on politics (Politico)

May 21, 2008: Remaking Warner (Richmond Style Weekly)

May 20, 2008: Newsweek's Evan Thomas Warns Miller Center Audience of Downward Pull of American Politics (UVA Today)

May 13, 2008: Democrats say let the contest continue: Contenders Who Hung On (Sidebar) (USA Today)

May 9, 2008: McCain's Age and Past Health Problems Could Be An Issue in the Presidential Race (U.S. News & World Report)

May 9, 2008: Serving Others, Serving the Community: U.Va. 2008 Sullivan Award Winners (UVA Today)

May 7, 2008: Broadcaster Cokie Roberts Speaks at UVA Forum (WVIR-NBC29)

May 7, 2008: Acclaimed Journalist Makes Stop In Charlottesville (WCAV-CBS19)

May 7, 2008: UVA's Miller Center hosts a political commentator and author (Audio) (WINA-1070 AM)

May 7, 2008: Tax can help workers, employers (The State)

May 6, 2008: Chattanooga: Former governor discusses Burkett Miller's vision (Chattanooga Times Free Press)

May 5, 2008: First Female Press Secretary Visits UVA for Women in Politics Talk (WVIR-NBC29)

May 5, 2008: A former White House press secretary speaks at the Miller Center (WINA-1070 AM)

April 29, 2008: Analysis: Food costs rise as White House rivals talk poverty (Reuters)

April 23, 2008: Clinton Wins Pa. Primary, Race to Drag On (Dow Jones Newswires/SmartMoney.com)

April 13, 2008: Vote for county GOP chairman follows formula (The News-Virginian)

April 7, 2008: In taking judicial nomination fight to Dems, Specter mends fences with conservatives (The Hill)

April 7, 2008: Lessons From LBJ? ("Virginia Insight," WMRA)

April 6, 2008: Debates Contribute to Public Discourse (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

April 6, 2008: Keep your enemies closer (Los Angeles Times)

April 6, 2008: Our First Black President? (New York Times Magazine)

March 27, 2008: University of Virginia's New Digital Media 'Groups Lab' Helps Students Complete Class Projects in the Digital Age (UVA Today)

March 23, 2008: Biography a stirring account of Lincoln's presidency (The Oregonian)

March 18, 2008: Freedom from Religion (washingtonpost.com's "On Faith" blog)

March 18, 2008: History professors star on new radio program (Cavalier Daily)

March 16, 2008: Show seeks drama, fun in history (Daily Progress)

March 13, 2008: Was There a 'Bush Doctrine'? (New York Times Freakonomics blog)

March 10, 2008: Authors Discuss Healthcare Woes at UVA (WVIR-NBC29)

March 9, 2008: Editorial: The Real Thing (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

March 8, 2008: Health care up for debate at Miller Center discussion (Daily Progress)

March 7, 2008: Role of religion in politics debated (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

March 7, 2008: Enlightening Exchange: AU's Lynn Joins UVA Debate On Religion And Government (Americans United)

March 6, 2008: It's 3 a.m. Who do you want answering the phone? (Salon)

March 3-10, 2008: "Tired of Castro urinating on us": Looking at the Miller Center's audio archives (C-Ville Weekly)

February 23, 2008: S.C. superdelegates may help name Democratic presidential nominee (Anderson (S.C.) Independent Mail/Scripps Howard News Service)

February 20, 2008: How important is oratory to Obama and other politicians? (Cleveland Plain Dealer)

February 18, 2008: Lincoln is clear No. 1 in (book)shelf life (Philadelphia Inquirer)

February 17, 2008: What Experience Does This Upstart from Illinois Have? Will He be Ready from 'Day One'? (Fredericksburg Freelance-Star)

February 17, 2008: They Don't Make Debates Like This Anymore (Washington Post)

February 17, 2008: The Presidents history forgot (Standard Times (New Bedford, Mass.)

February 12, 2008: Virginia, la rivincita dei valori americani (Photos) (Il Sole)

February 11, 2008: The power of the youth vote (MSNBC's "Hardball")

February 10, 2008: Happy birthday, Abe: 2 worthy new books are timed for our 16th president's bicentennial (Toledo Blade)

February 9, 2008: Longtime GOP stronghold on a blue streak (Chicago Tribune)

February 5, 2008: The history of Super Tuesday (transcript | MP3 | RealAudio) (The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer)

February 5, 2008: Racial heritage of six former presidents is questioned (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

January 29, 2008: President Bush's agenda for his last year in office (Minnesota Public Radio)

January 28, 2008: The Lincoln Compulsion (TIME)

January 23, 2008: U.S. popularity in Russia at low ebb, expert says (Daily Progress)

January 23, 2008: Distinguished service award named for Miller Center director (Cavalier Daily)

January 23, 2008: Maurice Jones named assistant city manager (Daily Progress)

January 23, 2008: Jones named new assistant city manager (C-Ville Weekly)

January 23, 2008: Mo Jones returns to City work (The Hook)

January 23, 2008: Trapped: Leffler examines the Cold War (U.Va.'s Arts & Sciences magazine)

January 22, 2008: Women Angry Over Oprah-Obama Campaign (ABCNews.com)

January 21, 2008: Assault victim's hard-won triumph (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

January 21, 2008: Professor Says There's 'Unfinished Business' When it Comes to Race Relations (WVIR-NBC29)

January 11, 2008: What does 'change' mean, anyway? (Chicago Tribune)

January 6-12, 2008: Would you vote for this (black) man? (C-Ville Weekly)

January 6, 2008: The Cold War in Hindsight (Washington Post)

January 3 and 4, 2008: Iowa Caucuses (transcript | MP3 | RealAudio), New Hampshire Primary (MP3, RealAudio), and Insider Forum (The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer)

2007 News Coverage:

December 18, 2007: Effective policy that keeps Iran in check (Philadelphia Inquirer)

December 18, 2007: Power tied to Privilege: MLB's antitrust exemption offers Congress basis for steroids hearings (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

December 14, 2007: Books Gift Guide: Books: The Presidential Recordings: Lyndon B. Johnson: Volumes 4-6: Toward the Great Society, Feb. 1, 1964-May 31, 1964 (Austin Chronicle)

December 13, 2007: What might define the next president (The Economist's Democracy in America podcast)

December 11, 2007: Roll Tape: Governor and ex-Governor at Miller Center (C-Ville Weekly)

December 10, 2007: Kaine eager to help Obama's V-P search (The Hook)

December 10, 2007: Governor Kaine comes to town (WCAV-CBS19)

December 7, 2007: Long Shots: Soviet and U.S. Leaders missed chance to end the Cold War, historian Melvyn Leffler writes (Moscow Times)

December 6, 2007: Miller Center Awards Elizabeth Scott Award for Exemplary Leadership to Dr. Milton T. Edgerton and Patricia Jones Edgerton (UVA Today)

December 5, 2007: JFK's Religion Speech (CBSNews.com)

December 5, 2007: The Salon Gift Guide: Gifts for the political junkie (Salon)

November/December 2007: Book Review: For the Soul of Mankind (Foreign Affairs)

November 27, 2007: Kennedy Memoirs Said to Fetch $8 Million (New York Times)

November 27, 2007: Kennedy agrees to pen memoirs in lucrative deal (Boston Globe)

November 27, 2007: Sen. Ted Kennedy to Write Memoir (Associated Press)

November 15, 2007: Nixon on Tape: Reagan Was "Shallow" and of "Limited Mental Capacity" (Mother Jones)

November 9, 2007: K.A. Taipale: Privacy vs. Security? Security. (The Huffington Post)

November 9, 2007: Marc Rotenberg: Privacy vs. Security? Privacy. (The Huffington Post)

November 9, 2007: Marc Rotenberg: Privacy vs. Security? Privacy. (The Huffington Post)

November 2007: Presidential Libraries on C-SPAN: Jimmy Carter (C-SPAN's "Presidential Libraries: History Uncovered")

October 4, 2007: Retired Army Col. discusses problems facing Iraqi state: Patrick Lang offers thoughts on Middle East conflicts, U.S. involvement (Cavalier Daily)

October 2, 2007: The Unmaking of the Cold War (Christian Science Monitor)

October 2, 2007: Between the Covers interviews Mel Leffler (National Review Online)

September 28, 2007: Nixon, Hoover Bashed Justices in '71 Phone Call (Washington Post)

September 26, 2007: Dick and J. Edgar Diss Kay Graham: Eavesdropping on a Nixon-Hoover Telephone Call (Slate)

September 26, 2007: Nixon's Jew Count: the Whole Story! (Slate)

September 20, 2007: Debates show a better way (Editorial) (Daily Progress)

September 19, 2007: Experts square off in troop surge debate (Cavalier Daily)

September 19, 2007: Miller Center Debate Asks: Is Keeping Troops in Iraq in America's Best Interests? (UVA Today)

September 19, 2007: Center airs feisty debate on Iraq (Daily Progress)

September 18, 2007: In search of reasoned debate: Iraq first topic in new televised series (Daily Progress)

September 17, 2007: Debate series links U.Va., PBS (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

September 13, 2007: A history of lost opportunities (The Economist)

September 13, 2007: Higher Education Policy Expert Blenda Wilson Named Compton Visiting Scholar at the Miller Center (UVA Today)

September 13, 2007: Recent graduate returns to U.Va. as professor (Cavalier Daily)

September 11, 2007: Zelikow: Expect change in Middle East diplomacy (Daily Progress)

September 10, 2007: Move to the Head of the Class: Recent Graduate Returns to Teach (UVA Today)

September 10, 2007: Warner won't seek 6th term in Senate (Daily Progress)

July 1, 2007: J.F.K. Turns to the C.I.A. to Plug a leak (New York Times)

June 28, 2007: Speaker: Study mental health, too (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

June 25, 2007: Forum on student mental health (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

June 19, 2007: A New Global Blueprint (New York Times)

June 10, 2007: Debates aim to show the shades of gray (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

June 9, 2007: UVa's Miller Center teams up with MacNeil/Lehrer (Daily Progress)

April 25, 2007: A Skeptical Vietnam Voice Still Echoes in the Fog of Iraq (New York Times)

April 23, 2007: Miller Center Reacts to Yeltsin Death (WCAV)

April 19, 2007: NeW fills niche on campuses (Daily Progress)

April 12, 2007: Blogger challenges censors: Iranian blogger Roozbeh Mirebrahimi discusses current state of censorship, press (Cavalier Daily)

April 11, 2007: Nixon Tapes Reflect Same Tug of War Between President, Congress as Now (The Politico)

April 4, 2007: Experts gather to discuss current threats of terrorism (Cavalier Daily)

April 1, 2007: UVa critical incident group talks terrorism at forum (Daily Progress)

March 20, 2007: A sense of history (Cavalier Daily)

March 14, 2007: Eavesdropping on Presidents (Daily News Record (Harrisonburg, Va.))

March 13, 2007: Joseph Metcalf III Dies at 79; Led Invasion of Grenada (New York Times)

March 9, 2007: A Scholarly Salesman Takes Over the Nixon Library (Chronicle of Higher Education)

March 1, 2007: Miller Center announces National War Powers Commission (Cavalier Daily)

February 28, 2007: Baker, Christopher to head war power panel (USA Today)

February 28, 2007: Baker, Christopher to chair war powers panel (Salon)

February 28, 2007: U.Va.'s Miller Center of Public Affairs Launches War Powers Commission (UVA Today)

February 26, 2007: Executive Outcomes (American Prospect)

February 14, 2007: Miller Center gains new professorship (Cavalier Daily)

February 12, 2007: University of Virginia, Miller Center of Public Affairs Enhance Policy Studies with Schlesinger Distinguished Professorship (UVA Today)

February 10, 2007: Forum debates pressures of college athletics (Daily Progress)

February 3, 2007: Ford: Simpson trial a defining moment (Daily Progress)

February 2, 2007: Cameras in the Courtroom Talk with Jack Ford (WVIR-NBC29)

February 1, 2007: 'First Gentleman' Might Be Mrs. President's Better Half or Worst Enemy (ABCNews.com)

February 1, 2007: Darden symposium discusses issue of poverty (Cavalier Daily)

January 31, 2007: Oral history documents President Clinton's early years in Hope, Hot Springs, Ark. (Associated Press)

January 31, 2007: From the Capitol to the Rotunda (Cavalier Daily)

January 30, 2007: Clinton's Early Life: As Remembered by Others (University of Arkansas Daily Headlines)

January 24, 2007: Tone not as bold as a year ago (USA Today)

January 14, 2007: A little silence can be golden: Political speeches too often lack drama (San Francisco Chronicle)

January 10, 2007: U.Va.'s Miller Center Launches New Web Site (UVA Today)

2006 News Coverage:

December 17, 2006: Russian Roulette (New York Times)

December 9, 2006: Jeane Kirkpatrick, Reagan's Forceful Envoy, Dies (New York Times)

December 8, 2006: Jeane Kirkpatrick, UN ambassador under Reagan, dies at 80 (International Herald Tribune)

December 8, 2006: In Transportation Debate, a Prominent Voice (Washington Post)

December 5, 2006: Fly Me to the Moon Station (New York Times)

November 29, 2006: Zelikow to resume teaching (Cavalier Daily)

November 28, 2006: Zelikow to resign from State Department, return to University (Cavalier Daily)

November 17, 2006: Role of White House Counsel Examined (Virginia Law Weekly)

November 13, 2006: Miller Center hosts White House counsel event (Cavalier Daily)

November 9, 2006: Bush's Presidential quagmire (Salon)

November 9, 2006: Analysts: Don't expect any immediate changes downrange (Stars and Stripes)

October 31, 2006: Former ambassador evaluates U.N. role (Cavalier Daily)

October 27, 2006: Rice's Counselor Gives Advice Others May Not Want to Hear (New York Times)

October 24, 2006: Army commander addresses war on terror (Cavalier Daily)

September 5, 2006: Invitation only (Editorial) (Cavalier Daily)

September 5, 2006: Miller Center to televise weekly lecture series (Cavalier Daily)

July 25, 2006: Program turns teachers into students of history (Roanoke Times)

July 23, 2006: Bush's Record: One Veto, Many No's (New York Times)

April 11, 2006: Federal Director For Nixon Library (New York Times)

April 4, 2006: CIAG conference continues (Cavalier Daily)

March 20, 2006: Senator Ted Kennedy speaks at Miller Center (Cavalier Daily)

January 31, 2006: Miller Center preserves Reagan's presidential legacy in interviews (Cavalier Daily)

January 30, 2006: Aide: Reagan left Marines vulnerable in 1983 Beirut (USA Today)

January 30, 2006: Baliles selected to lead Miller Center (Cavalier Daily)

January 24, 2006: Oral History Recalls the Reagan White House (National Public Radio, "Talk of the Nation")

2005 News Coverage:

December 20, 2005: Congressional oversight of intelligence never easy (USA Today)

December 9, 2005: State official says Iran is closing in on nuke weapons (USA Today)

November 29, 2005: Miller Center Web site earns national recognition (Cavalier Daily)

October 7, 2005: The LBJ Tapes: A Crony on the Court? (Slate)

September 27, 2005: City Director of Communications joins Miller Center (Cavalier Daily)

July 10, 2005: 'Blind Spot' and 'Preventing Surprise Attacks': It Didn't Start on 9/11 (New York Times)

May 10, 2005: Lincoln's Humility (New York Times)

May 9, 2005: 'The Presidential Recordings': L.B.J.'s Chat Room (New York Times)

April 20, 2005: Interim Miller director named (Cavalier Daily)

April 4, 2005: Politics at the dinner table (Cavalier Daily)

March 22, 2005: Oh, ye of little faith (Cavalier Daily)

March 22, 2005: Zelikow named State Department official (Cavalier Daily)

February 28, 2005: Mobilizing Americans toward community service (Cavalier Daily)

February 9, 2005: Civilizing politics (Cavalier Daily)

January 27, 2005: Miller Center hosts writer Ron Suskind (Cavalier Daily)

2004 News Coverage:

December 7, 2004: Miller Center to chronicle Kennedy life (Cavalier Daily)

December 6, 2004: Oral history planed for Sen. Kennedy (Boston Globe)

November 18, 2004: Swinging toward equality? (Cavalier Daily)

November 5, 2004: Summit reevaluates educational system (Cavalier Daily)

November 1, 2004: Miller Center receives $2M (Cavalier Daily)

October 7, 2004: Miller Center recipient of large grant (Cavalier Daily)

September 29, 2004: Coll, Zelikow discuss foreign policy (Cavalier Daily)

September 28, 2004: Zelikow: al-Qaeda attack now less likely (Cavalier Daily)

September 15, 2004: Three years later (Cavalier Daily)

September 13, 2004: Zelikow speaks on 9/11 report, commission (Cavalier Daily)

May 25, 2004: 9/11 Panel Chooses Publisher for Report (New York Times)

April 8, 2004: Graduate student arrested during ambassador's speech (Cavalier Daily)

March 20, 2004: Clinton Aides Plan to Tell Panel Of Warning bush Team on Qaeda (New York Times)

January 16, 2004: Tax Cuts in Camelot? (Slate)

2003 News Coverage:

December 7, 2003: Let's Go to the Tape (New York Times)

October 10, 2003: Is the 9/11 commission too soft? (Salon)

October 1, 2003: Miller Center appoints special programs director (Cavalier Daily)

July 22, 2003: The Cuban Missile Tape Crisis (Slate)

May 10, 2003: American Empire, Not 'If' but 'What Kind' (New York Times)

April 23, 2003: Experts assess Iraq's political future (Cavalier Daily)

February 18, 2003: Reviewing Presidential Tapes And Their Place in History (New York Times)

January 29, 2003: Zelikow to head 9-11 commission (Cavalier Daily)

January 28, 2003: 9/11 Committee Members Establish Rules On Financial Disclosures and Recusals (New York Times)

2002 News Coverage:

October 14, 2002: Report analyzes federal computer system (Cavalier Daily)

October 7, 2002: Report Calls for Plan of Sharing Date to Prevent Terror (New York Times)

September 25, 2002: Center for private affairs? (Cavalier Daily)

September 24, 2002: Carter visits Miller Center, criticizes Bush (Cavalier Daily)

July 25, 2002: Miller Center report reviews executive reorganization (Cavalier Daily)

July 11, 2002: Oral History Program at Miller Center fills gaps in presidential records (Cavalier Daily)

July 1, 2002: Oral History Program at Miller Center fills gaps in presidential records (Cavalier Daily)

2001 News Coverage:

November 19, 2001: Miller Center hosts biological warfare expert (Cavalier Daily)

November 13, 2001: Bush issues order to limit access to past documents (Cavalier Daily)

October 12, 2001: Miller Center to publish transcripts (Cavalier Daily)

October 9, 2001: Bush names Zelikow to intelligence commission (Cavalier Daily)

September 26, 2001: Expert panel discusses response to terrorism (Cavalier Daily)

September 13, 2001: Foreign policy experts predict actions U.S. will take next (Cavalier Daily)

July 31, 2001: Commission Urges Overhaul of Election System (New York Times)

April 9, 2001: Dubya discussion (Cavalier Daily)

April 4, 2001: Analysis of Florida Ballots Proves Favorable to Bush (New York Times)

February 18, 2001: A New View of Where America Fits in the World (New York Times)

February 2, 2001: Miller Center commissions election study (Cavalier Daily)

2000 News Coverage:

November 2, 2000: U.S. drug czar advocates rehabilitation (Cavalier Daily)

October 31, 2000: Miller Center library to receive $1.6 million (Cavalier Daily)

October 3, 2000: Debating the debates (Cavalier Daily)

September 11, 2000: Nine students receive Miller Center grants (Cavalier Daily)

January 31, 2000: Baker opens Miller Center photo exhibit (Cavalier Daily)

January 28, 2000: Photo politico (Cavalier Daily)

January 13, 2000: For Arms Control Study, One School Rules (New York Times)

1999 News Coverage:

October 5, 1999: Miller Center to offer new $15,000 fellowships (Cavalier Daily)

June 3, 1999: Is it peace yet? (Salon)

April 24, 1999: Round and Round On U.S. Interests; Kosovo Rekindles a Debate, Dormant for Nearly a Decade, Of America's Global Role (New York Times)