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This year’s Paul L. Posner award winner for contributions to improving the federal government’s budget process is a professor of public policy: Philip Joyce.

After earning her BS in chemistry from 91���� in 2019, Meron Aboye had a plan to attend pharmacy school. She has always followed a checklist. Go to college. Check. Take the right classes. Check. Get your bachelor’s degree. Check. Apply to pharmacy school. Check. But as she began receiving acceptances from several schools, she started to panic.

Thanks to her efforts in leading the Patriot Period Project and other ambitious initiatives, Shafuq Naseem is this year’s Gender and Policy Center Leadership Award winner. “Our mission is to address menstrual equity and period poverty on Mason's campuses.”

Olga Diupina, who finished her bachelor's degree in three years, completed several research projects on the accessibility of higher education, finding inspiration in English-language learners’ transition from high school to college.

Want to know how Washington really works? An exclusive course on the inner workings of Washington featuring high-profile speakers is a first-ever partnership between 91���� and the University of Pennsylvania.

With encouragement of peers and professors, an undergraduate discovers a passion for research. Her passion turned into an award for her work.

A Schar School professor wrote a report about global commerce and culture. The British Council commissioned a dozen artists to interpret the information. The results are on display.

There are many ways the Schar School supports undergraduate research. The annual Research Fair is one of the highlights of the semester.

A stellar student eschews the traditional path to take a prestigious fellowship in Congress. Aaron Stuvland believes it will prepare him for a career in academics.

Former U.S. ambassador and distinguished senior fellow at the Schar School Bill Farrand has died.