What to Expect from a Divided National Government
Politicians and Washington power players shared perspectives at an SMPA event about how the new Democratic majority in the House will work with President Trump.
September 3, 2026
With Democrats set to hold a majority in the House of Representatives as Republicans continue to control the Senate and the White House, the George...
SMPA Announces 2018-19 Manheim-Sterling Prize Recipients
September 3, 2026
Grant Sobetski, a junior studying Journalism and Mass Communication, and Jack Nassetta, a junior studying Political Communication, are the 2018-19 ...
Four-Time Emmy Award Winner Joins SMPA Staff
September 3, 2026
Linda Lashendock joins the George Washington University School of Media and Public Affairs as Manager, Media and Instructional Technology on Monday after...
How I Got the Job: Clearing the Way to a Public Relations Career
Recent graduate Isabel Pellegrino, B.A. ’19, merged her skills and interests to land an internship, now job, with Edelman.
September 3, 2026
The career path for Isabel Pellegrino, B.A. ’19, was never clear-cut.
Re-electing Donald Trump? How a divided America will vote in 2020
September 3, 2026
SMPA National Council Member Goes Netflix
September 3, 2026
SMPA Director Frank Sesno sits down with National Council member, journalist, and author A'Lelia Bundles to discuss the new Netflix series and re-released.
Dr. Imani M. Cheers is the New SMPA Associate Director
September 3, 2026
Dr. Imani M. Cheers is the New SMPA Associate Director
Press Pass: Alumnus Journalist is Eyewitness to Congress
September 3, 2026
Press Pass: Alumnus Journalist is Eyewitness to Congress
Director Waisbord's Note on the Russian military invasion of Ukraine
September 3, 2026
"I echo President Wrighton’s statement last week that members of our community may be particularly affected by this evolving situation."