Each semester, GU Politics welcomes a new class of Fellows to the Hilltop to engage with students and facilitate discussions that offer a glimpse into the world of U.S. politics.
Ahead of Inauguration, voters are cautiously optimistic about political unity in America. Even after insurrection, Americans think our politics will improve over the next year.
Like many of you, I spent much of yesterday watching the disturbing events at the US Capitol unfold. Never would I have imagined that I would watch an insurrection take…
Join the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service (GU Politics) on Tuesday, December 8 for a three-part event, “Transition 2020,” presented by Brunswick Group. With President-Elect Joe Biden and…
Play Youtube Video Gen-Z Voters: Democracy Works Despite Flaws New voters took seriously their first participation in the democratic process, viewing it as an obligation even as they…
Dear members of the GU Politics community, Election Day has arrived after an incredibly tumultuous year in politics. And I recognize that—at a time when our nation feels polarized and…
Majority Of Americans Believe Country Has Become Less Civil Since COVID-19 Pandemic Overwhelming 70% of Country Believes Racial Protests Were Needed — But Voters Sharply Divided Along Partisan And…
Americans Trust Vice President Joe Biden More Than President Trump on Key Issues Democrats Have Much More Narrow Lead on Congressional Ballot WASHINGTON, D.C. – With a highly energized and…
The Institute of Politics and Public Service at Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy is proud to introduce our Fall 2020 Fifth-Anniversary Fellows class. We are particularly…
