- October 7, 2020Two veteran politicians discussed the presidential debate and the future of the democracy during a Pizza & Perspectives event.
- October 5, 2020An armed conflict has escalated between Armenia and Azerbaijan. A former ambassador to the region explains why.
September 29, 2020The lure of a study abroad opportunity convinced the student body vice president to study at the Schar School of Policy and Government. Oxford never happened but interning on Capitol Hill did.- September 22, 2020Schar School alumna Rose Polar, MPP ’18, wins a diversity and culture award from her company, the consultancy LMI.
- September 18, 2020A new Schar School study shows how government reimbursement for living-donor kidney transplants benefits all those involved.
May 6, 2020Since the early 1990s, Congress has mandated that the State Department produce a report on global terrorism. Meet the Schar School team that is doing that.- March 2, 2020The global COVID-19 crisis will require scientists and scholars who are educated and trained to take on the world’s most dangerous problems. The Biodefense program at the Schar School creates leaders in the field. Look for their stories on this page in coming days.
- December 11, 2019More than 200 bankers, builders, and business leaders from around the Washington, D.C., region were witness on Tuesday morning to Stephen Fuller handing off to his successor the crystal ball he reportedly uses when making regional economic forecasts.
December 10, 2019Giving isn’t what it used to be. Charitable fundraising has undergone significant changes over the past three decades.- December 10, 2019Giving isn’t what it used to be. Charitable fundraising has undergone significant changes over the past three decades.
- December 3, 2019I barely understood the gravity of what I was watching, but it did strike me that this battle was not taking place on some distant battlefield; it was happening in our own backyard, less than 36 miles due west of Baghdad—almost precisely the distance from Washington, DC, to Baltimore, Maryland.
- November 25, 2019With billions of people around the world experiencing “energy poverty,” nuclear energy seems to be a viable answer. But there are problems.
