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Alumni Spotlight: GSPM Celebrates Latin Heritage Month
October 8, 2025
At GSPM we celebrate our Hispanic and Latino alumni every day for the leadership, vision and dedication they bring to politics and our communities. This Latin Heritage Month, we’re proud to spotlight two of our alumni and share their stories.
August 2025 Welcome Back to Campus Message – Dean Liesl Riddle
August 28, 2025
Welcome to a new academic year at the George Washington University’s College of Professional Studies (CPS)!
How Higher Ed Can Ace Civics Education
August 28, 2025
Congratulations to Dr. Tobias Greiff for co-authoring an article on the importance of well-chosen partnerships and the wider challenges and opportunities of civics education in the United States.
Creating Community: GW Students Organize Student Journal Symposium
August 27, 2025
GW students organized the second Student Journal Symposium, creating a space where collaboration, publishing practice, and shared passion for student-led journals could thrive.
Introducing GW RevU’s New Accelerated Tech Programs!
August 27, 2025
GW RevU is launching a series of accelerated, fully online technology programs in collaboration with Flatiron School, starting October 6th!
Sustainable Urban Planning Students Present their Capstone Projects
August 26, 2025
Graduates presented their Capstone projects in early August, a culminating experience for students in the master's program in Sustainable Urban Planning (SUP).
Thanking Angela McMillen Ayres for GSPM Leadership
August 25, 2025
GSPM extends our heartfelt thanks to Angela McMillen Ayres for her exceptional leadership and dedication during her time with the GSPM team.
Political Management Faculty Member Awarded Competitive Research Grant
August 23, 2025
Congratulations to Professor Matt Dallek for his Humanities Facilitating Fund award. He plans to use the funds to research his new book on political violence.