Schar School of Policy and Government

The year 2024 saw several changes at the Schar School’s P3 center, including a name change. See what happened and what’s ahead.

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.

Schar School drone and autonomous weapons expert Zak Kallenborn weighs in on the U.S. drone sightings—with a warning.

Photo: Virginia Delegate Luke Torian (D-24th) met with members of the faculty and staff. See what they discussed.

A new report indicates the nation’s vital network of nonprofits is on the road to recovery after COVID-19. But there is much room for improvement. See the details and click the full report.

On this riveting episode of Access to Excellence, President Washington is joined by two experts on the political process to discuss the impacts of polls, economic perceptions, and more on the 2024 presidential election.

A solid majority of Virginia voters support banning cellphone use in public schools, according to a Washington Post-Schar School poll.

Harris leads Trump 49 percent to 43 percent among Virginia likely voters in the poll, which has a 3.5-point margin of error. The poll also finds that Trump voters in Virginia are far less willing than the state's Harris voters to accept the election results of their candidate loses.

This 2024 master of public policy graduate won his first election in November. See why serving the public is important to Anthony Amos.

A new course combines expertise from several George Mason units. The purpose? To teach the ethics of artificial intelligence. See who is teaching and when the course starts.