How I'm Moving the Planet Forward
April 2, 2026
I joined the team at GW's Planet Forward as a digital media intern last summer.
SMPA Announces 2017-18 Manheim-Sterling Prize Recipients
Student projects will tell the story of Haitians working to rebuild their own country and explore the intersection of partisanship and emotion.
April 2, 2026
Koralie Barrau, a senior studying Journalism and Mass Communication, and Steven Kelly, a senior studying Political Communication, are the 2017-18...
'Whose Streets?' Screening and Panel with Black Journalists
April 2, 2026
The George Washington University’s chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists hosted a screening of the documentary “Whose Streets?” which...
Black Women Journalists Embrace Challenge of White House Coverage
Panelists described covering the Trump administration as chaotic and tough.
April 2, 2026
Award-Winning Documentary by SMPA Alumnus Features DC-area Chefs
April 2, 2026
The award-winning documentary film “New Chefs on the Block” by Political Communication alumnus Dustin Harrison-Atlas, B.A. '04, will open on April 4 in...
Cambridge Analytica and SCL — How I Peered Inside the Propaganda Machine
April 2, 2026
British electoral consultancy firm Cambridge Analytica and its parent company, SCL Group, continue to be dogged by a series of allegations, weeks after a...
Two Days as a ‘Colbert Report’ Intern
Four SMPA students went behind-the-scenes with Stephen Colbert at Monday’s taping.
April 2, 2026
Class Assignment: Work with The New York Times
April 2, 2026
When I enrolled in the Audience Development course taught by Professor Ari Bevacqua, I never imagined that I would spend the semester working with The New...
Professor Thompson to Join NPR Investigations Team
April 2, 2026
School of Media and Public Affairs Associate Professor Cheryl W. Thompson will join the NPR Investigations Team as a correspondent in January 2019, the...
Voters Steady Heading into Election Day Despite Months of Political Tumult
A new GW Politics Poll found voters heavily engaged in midterms but not shifting views ahead of voting on Tuesday.
April 2, 2026
A variety of high-visibility and sometimes controversial national political issues over the past few months have yielded little change in voters’ views of...