GPPR Interview Editors Peter Nouhan and Ben Huber chatted with Spring 2018 Fellow Steven Law, President and CEO of American Crossroads. During this chat, they talked about the 2018 election, our theme of uncertainty, the role of money in politics and more.

Members of GPPR's Senior Editorial Staff (Jake, Olivia and Disraeli) cracked a few and talked about the 2018 GPPR Spring Edition: Uncertainty, how uncertainity is playing in media, politics, business and policy, the news of the day, favorite things about McCourt and more.

Be sure to check out the Spring Edition at http://www.gppreview.com/

GPPR Editor in Chief Jake Ford and Senior Interview Editor Disraeli Smith sat down with current GU Politics Fellow and former WH Deputy Chief of Staff Katie Walsh Shields. We discussed the importance of a digital operation, the future of the Republican party, gerrymandering, fundraising, uncertainty, PA-18 and more

Senior Interview Editor Disraeli Smith sat down with Steve Martinko, Government Affairs Counselor and Transportation & Infrastructure Policy Practice Co-Chair, K&L Gates. We discussed infrastructure policy, the role the President has played on the lack of infrastructure, uncertainty in the space, funding challenges, innovation, and more.

Senior Interview Editor Disraeli Smith and Interview Editor Erich Denk sat down with the McCourt LEAD Conference key note speakers Michael Dimock (President of Pew Research Center) and McCourt Professor Jonathan Ladd. We recapped and discussed the McCourt LEAD Conference, the Baker Poll, lack of trust in institutions, local versus national politics in terms of information and media coverage, importance of providing raw data from a study, uncertainty in polling and survey work and more.

If you missed the sessions, feel free to check them out here: https://mccourt.georgetown.edu/events/lead-conference/lead-2018/speakers

Interview Editors Peter Nouhan and Ben Huber sat down with Spring 2018 and former Chief of Staff for Nancy Pelosi Nadeam Elshami. During this chat, they discussed the ACA, future of the Democratic Party, role of Congress in big ideas and crises, how uncertainty played into all those things plus his experience at Georgetown.

Interview editors Erich Denk and Ben Huber sat down with Washington Post Reporter and Spring 2018 GU Politics Fellow Eugene Scott. During their chat, they discussed the role of identity in politics and people mentalities (particularly in the trump era), the role of students in the gun control/mass shooting debate, favorite commentators & writers and experience at Georgetown.

Bonus: Go to http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2018/02/20/students-emerging-as-the-newest-identity-group-shaping-the-gun-violence-conversation/ to read the article discussed

GPPR Editor-in-Chief Jake Ford and Senior Interview Editor Disraeli Smith sat down with Dean Michael Bailey, Interim Dean of the McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown. During this discussion, we talked about books, uncertainty in global institutions, polarization, gerrymandering, whether Trump is hear to stay, the courts, the role of public policy schools and more. Also peep our transition around the 19 minute mark to Davos

Welcome back to the Semester. GPPR Interview Editors Disraeli Smith and Erich Denk sat down with the Spring 2018 GU Politics Fellows and discussed their Discussion Groups, the GPPR Spring Theme of uncertainty and advice for those interested in public policy

To wrap up the fall 2017 semester, Jake (editor-in-chief), Catherine (Managing Editor), Olivia (Spring Edition editor), Disraeli (Senior Interview editor) and Erich (Interview editor) sit down and talk about everything that has happened this semester, and looks ahead to what GPPR will offer in the spring.