Research ·
Where the Red Cedar Grows
A 2017 SIS practicum team corroborated USDA Discrimination through their published research.
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Alumni ·
SIS Alum Uses Business Strategies to Improve Healthcare
Alumnus Anthony Cino is a senior vice president at Albright Stonebridge Group, and through his role, he aims to serve the global community.
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On Campus ·
New Transatlantic Policy Center Evaluates Europe’s Key Challenges
We spoke with the Transatlantic Policy Center's co-directors, Professors Michelle Egan and Garret Martin, about the new EU Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence housed at SIS.
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International ·
From Vietnam to Afghanistan, All US Governments Lie
US officials have consistently lied over decades about progress in the Afghanistan war. The lies are no surprise, writes Professor Emeritus Gordon Adams–but they have profound consequences.
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International ·
For Boren Fellow, Language Is a Labor of Love
Kayla Tolbert has worked full-time through grad school and she’s now studying immersive Arabic in Jordan.
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Alumni ·
ISIS Destroyed His Community—Now He Advocates for Survivors
Abid Shamdeen (SIS/MIS ’19) advocates for Yazidis, a marginalized religious group that has been discriminated against throughout history.
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International ·
Why Do Rebel Groups Govern?
SIS professor Megan Stewart's recent research explores the relationship between rebel governance and rebel military strength.
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Achievements ·
Inspiring Grad Stories: Diana Knott
The Boren Scholar faced challenges, studied abroad, and succeeded.
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Alumni ·
Leading KIND: Alumna Wendy Young advocates for unaccompanied minors
KIND – or Kids in Need of Defense – an organization co-founded by actor and activist Angelina Jolie and Brad Smith of Microsoft.
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On Campus ·
Five Questions for David Simpson
We spoke with David Simpson for our getting-to-know-you series with new SIS faculty.
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