Schar School of Policy and Government

A Schar School visiting scholar’s new book warns that Europe is not ready to wage or defend a hybrid war. Maurizio Geri examines those vulnerabilities and proposes a coordinated European response.

How prepared are African nations for the next pandemic? Graduating biodefense student and aspiring global health policy expert Alex Kyabarongo assisted last summer as an intern developing the Africa Health Security Index. It’s already reaching policymakers.

In his new book The Lies That Bind Us, Schar School Associate Professor Ahsan I. Butt examines how history textbooks shape national identity and fuel political conflict.

A Washington Post–Schar School poll finds support for campus diversity alongside opposition to considering race in college admissions.

A Washington Post–Schar School poll finds widespread concern about Roe’s reversal alongside uncertainty about voting in the midterm elections.

A Washington Post–Schar School poll finds most Americans expect inflation to worsen and are adjusting their spending as prices rise.

A Washington Post–Schar School poll finds gas prices are a major consideration for summer travel, though most Americans still plan trips.

A Washington Post–Schar School poll finds widespread distrust of social platforms and support for greater government oversight of internet privacy.

A Washington Post–Schar School poll finds McAuliffe and Youngkin effectively tied days before Virginia’s gubernatorial election.

A Washington Post–Schar School poll finds most Virginia voters support vaccination requirements for teachers, school staff and high school athletes.