Systemic racism could explain why minorities are exposed to more pollution throughout the state
GPS alum Mario Rodriguez-Heredia ‘21 and associate teaching professor Gordon McCord use cutting-edge remote sensing technology to help provide an innovative path for monitoring progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals
Pandemic Lockdowns Had Severe Mental Health Consequences for Women in the Developing World
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Research examines containment policies’ impacts on women in areas with limited social safety nets
Expert on U.S.-Mexico Relations Rafael Fernández de Castro Named to New Endowed Chair
By Jade Griffin
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Aaron Feldman Family Chancellor’s Endowed Chair in U.S.-Mexican Studies in Memory of David Feldman established at UC San Diego as part of Chancellor’s Endowed Chair Challenge
Student Perspectives: GPS’ greatest export is the personal relationships it builds
By GPS Media
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GPS EDI Fellow Adrian Rodriguez Valdez shares lessons from his long road to graduate school
In a timely webinar, researchers on democracy, world economics and military strategy explore the implications of the ongoing invasion
A life-changing internship
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A summer internship funded by GPS led alumnus Joe Bettles ’21 to coauthor two academic papers on climate solutions – and the experience is carrying over to his new career in zero carbon shipping
‘Trade is an easy scapegoat for political anger’
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Global Leaders Forum speaker Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala addresses misconceptions about trade and her experiences as the first woman and first African to lead the World Trade Organization
Get to know some of the first people our prospective students work with at the school