Georgetown Grad Student Wins Razin Economics Prize

A Georgetown University graduate student in the economics department wins the prestigious Razin Prize for his standout research paper on voter turnout in U.S. elections. Luke Miller earns this honor, named after Ofair Razin, for "Motivated or Mobilized?" - a deep dive into what drives Americans to the polls. This annual award from Georgetown's Economics Department and Center for Economic Research includes a certificate, cash, and a spot on the department plaque. Read more about this...