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Category: Politics

Staying optimistic with the Spring 2019 GU Politics Fellows

  • January 26, 2019
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To begin 2019, Senior Interview Editor Erich Denk sat down with the Spring class of GU Politics Fellows: Paulette Aniskof, political advisor, President Barack Obama; former director, White House Office of Public Engagement Antonia Ferrier, former staff director, Senate Republican…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Elections, Interviews

Rethinking public records in the digital age

  • January 3, 2019

If an online equivalent of the pre-digital age White Pages existed, would it be available to anyone who wanted to access it? A controversial policy of the D.C. Board of Elections may give us an answer — or, at least, a…

Categories: Elections, Politics, Technology
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