Andrew Breiner is a Writer – Editor with the John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress. He promotes the work of Kluge chairs, scholars, and the Kluge Center’s work more broadly. Andrew has a background in journalism and his work has appeared in CQ Roll Call, ThinkProgress, State Tax Notes, and Salon. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Politics and Journalism from New York University.
Most Recent Posts
- Ivan Krastev Wins Two Prestigious Prizes March 25th, 2020
- Find Anything Cool at the Library? March 18th, 2020
- Writing African Americans into the Story March 12th, 2020
- A Thankless Task: Whistleblowing in Medical Research on Human Subjects February 25th, 2020
- Ivan Krastev on Normality, Imitation, and Revenge in Europe February 14th, 2020
- 9/11 Anniversary at Ballou High School: History and Our Collective Future December 18th, 2019
- Did the Earliest Printers Know What Print Was? What a 15th Century Book from the Netherlands Can Tell Us About Culture and Innovation December 5th, 2019
- The Assyrians, Between the State and the Opposition September 26th, 2019
- Parallel Worlds and the Digital Age: Representing Audio Collections with Digital Data at the American Folklife Center and Beyond August 16th, 2019
- Watch: Chair in US-Russia Relations Breaks Down Whether Sanctions on Russia are Working August 16th, 2019