In the Media

Beginning this fall, the one-year program will allow students to gain the necessary skills for tackling pressing environmental problems.

In an article for Georgetown’s Student Life Blog, Lytkowski explains how her desire to work in the Foreign Service led her to SFS and how she’s made the most of…

In an article for Northwest Catholic, Hollenbach underlines the repeated calls to love the stranger in the Old Testament as evidence of Biblical encouragement to assist migrants.

In an article for George Herald, Opalo says that strengthening democracy alone won’t fix African societies.

In an op-ed for MSNBC, Berlinerblau worries that Republican scrutiny in these hearings is indicative of a broader strategy to limit the independence of higher education.

In an article from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Bah and CSIS colleague Ellen Kim trace the history between North Korea and Hamas and analyze the implications…

In an article from Vox, Nooruddin says that the new movie’s critiques of Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party is unprecedented in mainstream film.

Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly came to Riggs Library for a discussion on conflict resolution, women in leadership and building prosperity.

In an article for PBS NewsHour, Konaev says that the use of drone swarms could increase conflict.

Through the Art of Diplomacy class, jointly offered by the McCourt School of Public Policy and the SFS, students dine with and learn from ambassadors every week.