Students

Student Alexandria Brill, writing with Philip S. Bolger-Cortez, explains how tightly focused wargames can be a more practical alternative to large, in-depth ones.

Student Justin Smith analyzes recent RuNet developments and their potential effects on US and European cyber strategy.

Drawing on his own experience in Afghanistan, Wesley Satterwhite describes the dangerous situation facing Afghan translators who worked with U.S. troops.

Counterinsurgency efforts in Pakistan require a strategy that is both military and political, writes student Daniel Harris.

As part of the CSS/US Army Mad Scientist event series, a group of Georgetown students and alumni presented research on bad actors on social media.

GU Wargaming Society president Caitlyn Leong offers ways to create a career pipeline for future wargamers that is based on more than just luck.

The journalist and SSP graduate is taking up a new role as chief U.S. correspondent for Yle, Finland’s public broadcasting service.

Every summer, the SSP Summer Grant Program provides funding for students to participate in broadening experience that enhance their academic program of study and improve their competitiveness in the job…