Inspired by previous visits to Africa, Houssaynatou Barry, SIS/MA ’23, led a trip to Ghana last month—one of four alternative breaks this semester that promote service learning and social justice.
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Whether students need help with application materials, want to explore career paths through a job shadow, or are looking for a summer internship, SIS Career Development is the one-stop shop for all things career-related.
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SIS Abroad Makes the World a Classroom
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New EU-UK Trade Deal has Promise for Northern Ireland and US as well
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Ahead of the April 4 Nancy Weiser Ignatius Lecture on the Environment, Sierra Club president Ramón Cruz answers a few questions.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has, after 12 weeks of growing protest against his proposed judicial reforms, said he will order a temporary halt to the changes.
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A Q and A with WTO Chief Economist Robert Koopman about bank failures and the global financial outlook
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Four full-time faculty will join SIS in the upcoming academic year; two will be inaugural SIS Changemaker Postdoctoral Fellows.
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According to the World Bank, as many as 500 million people across the globe lack access to basic menstrual products and hygienic bathroom facilities for use during their menstrual cycles.
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Against the backdrop of National Disabilities Awareness Month in March, we sat down with Julia Craig to learn the ways in which straddling the disabled and abled communities has shaped her.
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