U.Va.’s Miller Center and the Edward M. Kennedy Institute release the collection today that includes interviews with the late senator and others recounting the life and legacy of one of the most influential legislators in U.S. history.

“Great Issues” uses short interviews with experts to offer historical perspective on issues of the day.

A U.Va. alumnus, Antholis is managing director of the Brookings Institution and previously held key positions at the White House and State Department.

Interviews with dozens of the major players take you behind the scenes of Bill Clinton’s presidency.

As part of the U.Va. Miller Center’s “Milstein Symposium: Ideas for a New American Century” program, the panel will seek innovative, bipartisan ideas on how to create and sustain middle-class jobs through infrastructure policy.

The report, which draws upon the input of six former U.S. transportation secretaries, calls for a new push to improve the nation’s infrastructure.

The “Milstein Symposium: Ideas for a New American Century” will bring together policymakers, business leaders, scholars and journalists to define and advance ideas and policies to help rebuild the American Dream.

The panelists will discuss how presidents from Ronald Reagan to George W. Bush developed and sold their transportation policies to Congress and the American people.

Three months after the 2012 elections, a panel of experts will discuss just what happened – and why.

Ken Thompson, who led U.Va.’s Miller Center into national prominence during more than a quarter-century there, including 20 years as director, died Feb. 2.