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SIS sent 10 students to this year’s National Conference on Undergraduate Research. We spoke to three of them about their experience at the conference.
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SIS PhD candidate Ido Levy breaks down how a small town in Somalia has found success against the Islamic State.
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To mark the beginning of Genocide Awareness Month, we asked two experts for their list of recommended reads and watches.
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SIS students detail their experience at the Atlantic Council's Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge, where they tackled a simulated ransomware attack and natural disaster.
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SIS visiting scholar in-residence Taylor McDonald discusses recent shifts in Canada’s domestic politics and the current tension in US-Canada relations.
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SIS graduate students launch a pilot program designed to support the university’s custodial staff by breaking down language barriers and fostering a greater sense of community and empathy on campus.
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SIS professor Tazreena Sajjad examines the history and impact of refugee resettlements in the US.
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Conflict Cuisine—sponsored by SIS and 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏKitchen on March 5—brought together food experts from across DC to discuss how cooking is a form of diplomacy and celebrate the 10th anniversary of a popular SIS class.
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With U.S. military assistance on hold and European support constrained by economic realities, Ukraine's aid uncertainty is growing.
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Students reflect on their experiences abroad in Costa Rica with the NRSD program.
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