On Monday, April 14th, members of the Georgetown community packed the Lorfink Auditorium for a conversation on some of the most pressing questions in international affairs: what is…

This reflection was written by GU Politics Student Associate Mia Tyler Rich (SFS’28). As a first time attendee to the Women in Politics and Public Service Networking…

On Monday, March 23, members of the Georgetown community gathered for a conversation on one of the most pressing questions in American politics today: what happens to democracy…

On Tuesday, March 10, GU Politics and the Psaros Center for Financial Markets and Policy hosted a panel conversation on politics and prediction markets. Amanda Fischer (MPP ’08), Policy Director…

On Tuesday, November 19th, members of the Georgetown community filled Gaston Hall for a conversation on one of the defining questions of the next decade: will artificial intelligence…

On Tuesday, October 28, GU Politics along with Georgetown University College Democrats and the Department of Women’s and Gender Studies hosted a conversation on Black women in politics…

GU Politics hosted a conversation on Monday, October 27 with two former directors of the DOJ Office of Public Affairs about the politicization of the Justice Department and…

On Thursday, October 9, GU Politics in partnership with the Peter G. Peterson Foundation hosted a conversation on the state of the economy with two former Secretaries…

On Tuesday, October 7, Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) joined Georgetown’s Institute of Politics and Public Service for a conversation on free speech, polarization, and his vision of the…

On September 10, Georgetown University’s Institute of Politics and Public Service and the McCourt School of Public Policy’s Evidence for Justice Lab, hosted a panel to discuss the…