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With political campaigns across the country accusing opponents of promoting “socialist” agendas, a professor at the Schar School of Policy and Government wanted to find out if young voters knew the features behind the term.

When a friend is killed in Iraq by ISIS, a �������� law student began work at the Schar School. He tracks terrorists.

After living in a war zone, Elina Jioeva hopes to help her home in Georgia with a Schar School Master’s in International Security degree.

Schar School of Policy and Government Assistant Professor Heba F. El-Shazli has personally witnessed many landmark events in her native Middle East, as well as in Europe.

Collecting our thoughts: What were Schar School scholars thinking in November? See our op-eds.

The resurgence of the use of chemical weapons was the subject of an important Schar School biodefense webinar.

Governing requires education. The Schar School’s RELI just provided the region’s elected leaders—many of them first-timers—with important guidance.

Finding few other resources to help young parents earn degrees, a Schar School alumna creates Generation Hope.

Leon Panetta has done and seen it all. Now he tells the Hayden Center how Biden might fix the White House relationship with the intelligence community.

Ever since Delaney Hertel was in the eighth grade, she knew she would attend college on the East Coast. True to her word, the California native is closing in on her final days at Mason as a government and international politics major at the Schar School of Policy and Government. She graduates in December with honors.