See which books GPS faculty members recommend to understand our world better — or take a quick escape from it
Amid trade turmoil, the fourth annual gathering brought experts together to examine U.S.-Mexico relations
There may not have been red carpets or limousines, but there was plenty of camaraderie and pre-graduation excitement at the 2025 Student Awards Luncheon
GPS students, working with the school’s SDG Policy Initiative, presented to officials in Baja California about progress on humanitarian and environmental issues
On a trip to California’s capital, future policymakers met with those who are already working to make a difference in government
GPS’s career team and alumni network are reaching out to help current students and alumni affected by public sector layoffs
Students traveled to San Francisco, New York and Washington, D.C., to meet with alumni and learn about the variety of career paths available to them
An experimental pilot indicates that Indian factory workers are more prepared for emergencies when they can access their earned wages on an as-needed basis
Ruixue Jia, associate professor of economics, coauthored a study showing the resilience of ideas in China, even in the face of crackdowns