Andrew G. Reiter Around Campus

Andy Reiter, associate professor of politics and international relations, discussing Venezuela on WGBY’s Connecting Point.

A truth commission doomed to fail

Mount Holyoke Associate Professor Andrew Reiter argues that the U.S. doesn’t have the conditions for a successful commission on the Capitol insurrection. 

Andrew G. Reiter, associate professor of politics and international relations, talks to NOVA.

Federal troops in cities: What can be done?

As mysterious federal troops clash with protesters, Mount Holyoke professor Andrew Reiter says there’s little to be done.

This is a photo of Katie Cashin in a military uniform, looking skywards against a dark background.

Making history by meeting the future

Kaitlin Cashin, class of 2019, is featured in the new ad for the U.S. Space Force.

Andrew G. Reiter, associate professor of politics and international relations, talks to NOVA.

The violence paradox

Andrew Reiter, Mount Holyoke College politics and international relations professor, talks to NOVA about whether humanity is getting less violent. 

Andy Reiter, associate professor of politics and international relations, discussing Venezuela on WGBY’s Connecting Point.

Venezuela crisis begets humanitarian disaster

On WGBY’s Connecting Point, Mount Holyoke faculty member Andy Reiter talks about the near-coup in Venezuela and what’s to come.

Photograph of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (left) and Jair Bolsonaro.

Tumult unfolds ahead of Brazil’s elections

Andrew Reiter analyzes the upcoming election in Brazil, with one politician barred from the ballot and another campaigning on the promise of military rule.

Portrait of Anjelica Jarrett

Her “moment” to shine

A mental exercise in opinion-writing transformed one student’s academic analysis and expertise into an op-ed and a radio commentary on the #resist movement.

A Confederate flag flies near a confederate memorial in front of the South Carolina State House. Photo by Reuters/Tami Chappell.

Banning Confederate flag just a first step.

Mount Holyoke professor Reiter says society must ensure that the ban on Confederate flag sales also leads less tolerance of the racism the flag symbolizes.