Introducing the Reimagined MA in Global Governance, Politics, and Security

On Campus ·

Reimagined for Real Impact: GGPS

SIS is now accepting applications for a revamped Master’s in Global Governance, Politics, and Security (GGPS) program and a newly-named GGPS: Quantitative Economic Methods (GGPS:QEM) degree program.
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Edgar Aguilar, SIS/MA ’25

Student Life ·

Student Reflection: Preparing for a Change-Making Career

Edgar Aguilar, SIS/MA ’25, shares a reflection about his experience as a master’s student at SIS and discusses the ways in which his program is preparing him for an impactful career.
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Guinness ads in Nigeria

International ·

How Guinness Ads Exploit African Men

Jordanna Matlon analyses three prominent Guinness Africa ad campaigns, exploring how they target male consumers and shape masculinity in a way that echoes colonial extraction.
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Dana Fisher

Research ·

Dana Fisher Awarded $1 Million AmeriCorps Grant for Climate Research

Director of the Center for Environment, Community & Equity and SIS professor Dana Fisher discusses her research being supported by an AmeriCorps grant.
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Government & Politics ·

America's Unaddressed Feminist Issues

Ahead of the 2024 US presidential election, SIS professor Antoaneta Tileva authored this piece reflecting on several of the feminist issues she feels are currently going unaddressed in America
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A photo of SIS professor Sumitra Badrinathan with the test "Research Highlight" are shown next to her photo.

Research ·

How Does Misinformation Impact Support for Vigilante Violence?

SIS professor Sumitra Badrinathan answers questions about her recent research on misinformation and vigilantism published in the American Political Science Review.
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The outside of a white factory in Germany with Volkswagen written on the side

International ·

Analysis: Volkswagen Considers Plant Closures in Germany

SIS professor Stephen Silvia explains the implications of Volkswagen’s potential cost-cutting measures.
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Garret Martin and Christine Gettings led a student trip to Belgium as part of a seminar on NATO.

On Campus ·

What We Did This Summer

SIS students, faculty, and staff share how they spent their summer.
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From left: Chapman, Hawthorne Klinger, and Smith

Achievements ·

Fantastic Voyage: Three Eagles land Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship

An AU student has won the award every year since its inception
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Youth protestors holding a Kenyan flag and raising their fists participate in the Kenya Gen Z protests in June 2024.

International ·

How Debt and Taxes Conspired to Rob Nairobi's Youth

SIS professor Angela Pashayan writes about the roots of Kenya's Gen Z protests.
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