Exploring what is most important
Meet Zaira Razu, the new point woman for most all things research-related at USMEX with an eye for analyzing the most pertinent issues facing Mexico and U.S.-Mexico relations today...
A leg up on Japanese language literacy
Matthew Matsuyama, 2018 MIA candidate, spared time from his studies in Tokyo to opine on his Boren Fellowship, including how its readying him for a civil service career...
Protecting the planet through fellowship
Larissa Basso, a Ph.D. candidate at University of Brasilia, is visiting GPS on a Fulbright Fellowship to explore the politics of energy decarbonization under Professor David Victor...
A day in the life of a Ph.D. candidate
Through the eyes of Luke Sanford, learn what being a Ph.D. candidate in GPS’s joint program with the UC San Diego Department of Political Science entails today...
Alumni lend lessons learned 20 years after GPS
Joel Rabasco and Rich Abrom impart to GPS’s incoming students their wisdom gained in 20 years since attending the School...
A new beginning
Enthused to join GPS in its time of positive transformation, Assistant Professor Weiyi Shi explains the research that motivates her to wake up in the morning...
Influencing development through improving governance
Focusing on the Philippines, GPS Assistant Professor Nico Ravanilla is committed to examining and improving the quality of elected officials in developing democracies...
Our 2016-17 Dean’s Fellows
Three students selected as GPS’s 2016-17 Dean’s Fellows share the experiences that qualify them for this special distinction...
Going between science and policy
A climate scientist with equal strengths in physical and social sciences, Kate Ricke brings an interdisciplinary punch to her dual professorship at GPS and Scripps...
Alumnas sustain a friendship for the books
The common interest in sustainability that brought together Lauren DeMates and Rosaly Byrd at GPS now is turning profits for the duo in that of a burgeoning blog and book deal...
Refining research in the thick of the Brexit
Assistant Professor Lauren Prather relished in a research retreat at the University of Oxford’s Summer Research Institute...
Students get a sneak peek at careers related to STEM
Three students affirm GPS’s emphasis on quantitative methods positioned them for success in internships related to STEM, plus granted them confidence to pursue careers in the sector...