Schar School Student Spotlight

An approachable professor and helpful teaching assistant made a challenging course enjoyable for this Schar School student.

On a trip to Richmond, sophomore Lacey Eckert and her fellow Jurisprudence Learning Community members learned of the variety of legal careers available to them.

Members of the Jurisprudence Learning Community spent two days in Richmond, where they were introduced to numerous legal careers.

Government majors can rest assured that there are jobs to be had, according to Schar School government and international politics graduate Congressman Riley Moore. See what he has to say.

A crisis simulation game, hosted by the Center for Security Policy Studies at the Schar School, trains students to anticipate the next international emergency.

Project DataStorm continues to gather intensity and students continue to gain experience. See the latest about this groundbreaking AI project.

Two Schar School biodefense PhD students won competitive fellowships with a renowned program. See who they are.

First-time state representative Adam Bernbaum didn’t mention his Schar School PhD on his campaign literature. He had good reasons.

Meet Betsy Zorio, the 2000 Schar School graduate who now serves as vice president of U.S. programs for Save the Children. See what she says about her ‘transformative’ time at George Mason.

DataStorm rolls on! Students continue to build an AI tool that tracks where funds go when fines are paid—and calculate the impact on those paying the fines. See how you can help and how participating can teach valuable (employable) skills.