A lunchtime reading by poet Joyelle McSweeney (1997) sharing her latest work: Toxicon and Arachne (recently reviewed in The New Yorker ) followed by a discussion with author and Kenyon Review poetry editor, David Baker and Kendra Sullivan. This is the first in a series of Marshall Arts & Humanities online events to connect and inspire us over this difficult spring and early summer months.

The British Government today unveiled 46 recipients of the 2020 Marshall Scholarships, the second-largest class in the scholarship program’s 66-year history.

Majority of Americans continue to support a US-UK bilateral trade deal. Americans expect ‘special relationship’ to increase after Brexit

On April 11, 2019, the Association of Marshall Scholars hosted the third consecutive Marshall Forum, bringing together industry executives and CEOs with diplomats, government dignitaries, Marshall Scholars, and experts, to further US-UK ties and understanding. This half-day executive dialog took place at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on the sidelines of the annual International Monetary Fund’s Washington DC convening.

The main goal of the national poll was to better understand American popular sentiment regarding the historic alliance between the United States and the United Kingdom. The survey begins to probe American perception of the strength of these ties and whether they are driven by shared values such as democratic norms, cultural expression, military, commercial, or educational ties.