The Department of Defense turns to Schar School experts to host a series of video podcasts addressing major national security problems.
Incoming freshman Juliette Reyes discovered Mason as a forensic camp camper. Now she’s double majoring in government and international politics and conflict analysis and resolution.
Peter Hart discusses presidential campaigns and what to look out for in the preliminary polling during the first First Tuesday event of this election season
Top-level intelligence insiders describe how Osama bin Laden was found and executed.
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A viral video of a woman playing ‘Auld Lang Syne’ in her apartment rubble following the Beirut explosion gave hope to many, including her Schar School researcher granddaughter.
It can be good news, or it can be very bad news, but someone has to tell the president what happened in the world the night before. The report is the Presidential Daily Brief.
Collecting our thoughts: What were Schar School scholars thinking in August? See our op-eds.
Women have had the right to vote for 100 years. A panel dissects what went wrong.
A Schar School of Policy and Government panel discussion will take viewers into the Oval Office of the White House to see how the Daily Presidential Brief is created and delivered by national intelligence agencies.
The Schar School’s 2020 Tolchin Symposium takes on two civil rights issues—racial inequalities and the right to vote—in a program that also celebrates the 100th anniversary of the women’s suffrage movement.