1992 was dubbed the “Year of the Woman” as an historic number of women candidates ran for office and won. 2018 saw strong parallels as another wave of women were…
Truth has become so devalued that even elected officials are no longer held to a standard of knowing basic U.S. history, according to Baron, who referenced Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R-Ala.)…
On March 3, 2021, just three days after stepping down as the Executive Editor of The Washington Post, Marty Baron joined the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service at…
On February 23, 2021, GU Politics hosted four Black former White House staffers for a conversation about working in one of the most important buildings in the world and how…
Representatives Josh Gotteheimer (NJ-5) and Tom Reed (NY-23) sat down for a virtual conversation about the Problem Solvers caucus in the House of Representatives with GU Politics on February 10.
“This whole ‘America United’ theme ... I know there are folks who are skeptical of that theme,” Maju Varghese, executive director of the Presidential Inaugural Committee, said at a Georgetown…
“Every single one of them felt like they had an obligation to participate in the process. They wanted to and they were excited to participate, but they felt like they…
“I'll start off by saying even if he doesn't concede, he will be replaced,” Card told a Zoom conference hosted by Georgetown’s Institute of Politics and Public Service at the…
In past years, the presidential election has brought heightened energy and political engagement to campus. Campus groups like Georgetown’s Institute of Politics and Public Service, College Democrats and College Republicans…
On December 8th, 2020, the Institute of Politics and Public Service partnered with the Brunswick Group to host three separate conversations exploring the processes and decisions that go into a…
