A Georgetown University constitutional law professor and the government department chair analyzed current Supreme Court cases and their political implications during a Sept. 16 event. Joseph Hartman,...

Georgetown University’s department of government welcomed an expert in Asian studies as its associate director of undergraduate studies this semester, adding a new subject area to the department’s...

An MSNBC host urged students to engage with politics and world affairs amid a rising tide of misinformation in a Georgetown University event April 24.  Stephanie Ruhle, the host of MSNBC’s “The...

The Georgetown University government department hosted the Portuguese ambassador for a panel on how small states’ focus on rule of law can give them power in the changing world order Dec. 3. Ambassador...

Three Georgetown government professors offered insight into the driving forces behind the 2024 election results in a Nov. 6 panel.  The panel, titled “What Just Happened? Analyzing the 2024 Election”...

Three Georgetown University government department professors discussed the significance of the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling Trump v. United States (2024), which specifies the types of misconduct presidents...

Victor Cha, a government professor in Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service (SFS), won a prestigious award for his research on political science and his public service. He was honored at...

Georgetown is creating a new Summer Institute in Law and Practice, a ten-week program for matriculated undergraduate students to deeply explore legal studies and practice. The institute, which the...

Government department chair Charles King received the 2020 Francis Parkman Prize for his book about a small group of cultural anthropologists working at the beginning of the 20th century. “Gods of...

Monday marked the first day of the 2014 Indian general election, which will span a record 36 days, culminating May 12. Voting will take place in all 543 constituency districts of India to elect members...