Examining US Supply-Chain Resilience in the Critical Minerals Sector

This brief concludes in favor of comprehensive public-private partnership and increased cooperation with mineral-rich African nations as a means of securing supply chain resiliency and inhibiting Chinese dominance.

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Arrington Short

May 4, 2026

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Inquiry-driven, this project may reflect personal views, aiming to enrich problem-related discourse.

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Coastal Erosion within Louisiana

Capstones Fall 2025

Lillian Coulon

This policy brief addresses the presence of coastal erosion, a history of coastal erosion, industries affected by coastal erosion, tried policy, and options for future policy. By addressing coastal erosion and proposing resilience plans, opportunities can be presented within Louisiana legislation to address its land loss.

How Historical Revisionism Has Irreparably Damaged Philippine Democracy

Capstones - Spring 2024

Mariethe Joan Cobrito

In this op-ed, I will argue that Marcos-era historical revisionism irreparably damaged Philippine democracy, in particular our elections, the rule of law, and the protection of civil liberties. In particular, I intend to paint a comprehensive picture of not only how the Philippines was doomed from the beginning but also how this phenomenon's damaging and long-lasting effects threaten our country to future ruin.

Economics and Libraries: The Impact of Community

Capstones Spring 2025

Mahi Kosuri

To many Americans, especially after COVID-19 Libraries have become a “third-place,” a space that is separate from home and work where we seek conversation, neutral ground, and comfort in feeling connected ("The Rise of Third Place and Open Access Amidst the Pandemic").

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Coastal Erosion within Louisiana

How Historical Revisionism Has Irreparably Damaged Philippine Democracy

Economics and Libraries: The Impact of Community