In a new book, a UC San Diego political scientist argues that governments seek to educate their citizens not to expand people’s minds, but to mold them into obedient subjects.
Tim Weed, a 1994 GPS graduate, has used his degree to combine his passions for writing, teaching and exploring the world
In a new book, alumna Christina Lopez passes on the lessons she’s learned from her varied career to help busy students achieve success
GPS professors join ranks of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Maya Angelou as Bellagio Center fellows
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Jennifer Burney and Krislert Samphantharak were awarded coveted fellowships from the Rockefeller Foundation
Isabella Cai has used the ‘data mindset’ she developed at GPS to develop a platform for fostering children’s development in Montessori education.
A GPS degree gave Seth Patton MPP ’21 the skills he needed to pivot from the policy field to grant writing.
GPS professor Anna Feuer, the new director of the International Studies Program, doesn’t let disciplinary boundaries get in the way of solving international problems
Camille Caterina MIA ’21 says her GPS degree prepared her to analyze immigration statistics for the Department of Homeland Security
The CNN commentator said China’s economy and geopolitical strategy make it different from the U.S.’s rivalry with the Soviet Union