Humphrey School Announces Joan and Walter Mondale Commons
The atrium at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs was renamed to honor former Vice President Walter Mondale and his late wife, Joan, who redefined the way political spouses approach public service....
Health and human capital
GPS Professor Joshua Graff Zivin combines STEM with the economics of innovation in latest research ranging from energy to public health, plus discusses a renewed interest in Latin America...
Technology assessment at the nexus of STEM and policy
GPS students and alumni learn how to assess genetic engineering at the intersection of policy and regulation...
Amazing experience
Daniel Trusilo, MIA & MALD 2013, USAID's Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA), Washington, D.C., about his MIA experience....
My way
Anja Moser, MIA student and intern at the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), Bangkok, about her MIA experience....
Sarp Yanki Kalfa (MIEF)
Johns Hopkins SAIS Student Snapshot...
Battery storage at the center of energy policy
GPS students look at battery storage options in Florida in a study designed to solve real-world problems...
Researching how humans and the environment interact
The National Science Foundation awards $1.5 million to Jennifer Burney in a new grant to focus on her research at the intersection of environmental health and human development...
Maria Gershuni (MA 2019)
Student Profile: Read about Maria Gershuni's experience at Johns Hopkins SAIS....
Office hours: Professor Ulrike Schaede
The GPS faculty member opens up about some of the dearest objects that adorn her office, painting a picture of her professional backstory and personal interests...
United we dream
A critical half-day event hosted by USMEX offers DACA recipients a collective voice and narrative at UC San Diego...
Our 2017-2018 Boren Fellows
Two students working abroad pen their experience and discuss how GPS prepared them to be the next generation of global leaders...