May 7, 2025A roundup of recent media appearances by Schar School faculty, students, and staff for April 28 to May 7, 2025.
May 7, 2025Public-private partnerships are facing challenges from artificial intelligence, a shifting federal landscape, and other issues that require informed leadership. Next week’s NextGen P3s conference provides that. Read details.
May 6, 2025The university recognizes Associate Professor Jennifer N. Victor with not one but two 2025 awards, reflecting her efforts in mentorship and student civic engagement.-
May 6, 2025In his new book, Schar School assistant professor Philip Martin examines how newly elected leaders ensure loyalty of the military after transitioning from civil war to civil governance.
May 5, 2025See why her professor said graduating senior Anna Garren is “one of the most sought after students I’ve ever worked with.” Spoiler: She accepted a position with defense contracting giant Leidos.-
May 5, 2025As she nears graduation, Schar School senior Ruthu Josyula offers advice to other college students.
May 2, 2025Joining the Jurisprudence Learning Community helped Schar School student Madison Quick refine her career goals.
April 30, 2025A new book by Associate Professor Michael Hunzeker reveals unexpected findings if China took military action against Taiwan and the United States did not intervene.-
April 30, 2025Not only is our professor featured in Marquis Who’s Who, he’s been given a lifetime achievement award by the biographical resource. See why.
April 29, 2025A Schar School associate professor is honored by a major policy association for his leadership in guiding the public sector’s use of technology, most notably artificial intelligence. Read about Alan R. Shark’s award and his work.
April 28, 2025Meet this year’s student speaker for the Class of 2025 Commencement ceremony, Duy Vu. He’s a double major from the Schar School and the Costello School of Business.
April 23, 2025This Army major wanted to combine his military service with the hard science of biodefense. Read how Major Geoffrey Mattoon found his way to the Schar School’s one-of-a-kind graduate program—in the shadow of the Pentagon.
