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In a segment for PBS News Hour, Nooruddin explains the issues that Indian voters care about, including the economy and food security.

In an article for The Conversation, Goldstein, Reddy and Stanford colleague Renee DiResta show how AI imagery is being used by scammers to grow their audiences.

In an article for Foreign Affairs, Medeiros draws on Xi Jinping’s policies and public remarks to push back against predictions that China is at the height of its power.

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…

Born in the Dominican Republic and raised in the Bronx, New York, Nicole Sanchez (SFS’24) brought her heritage and a steadfast spirit of advocacy to SFS, where she majored…

At SFS, Keith Richards (SFS’24) majored in international political economy (IPEC) with a certificate in African studies and a minor in international development. Aspiring to a career as an…

For Locher, graduating with a master of arts from the BMW Center marks the fulfillment of a long-time aspiration.

As a business and global affairs major, Li learned about global business operations in his courses on campus and through trips around the world.

Growing up in the small town of Lewisburg, Mississippi, Brionna Bolaños (CLAS’24), a second-generation Mexican immigrant who relates closely to their Chicane identity, often felt detached from…