SFS News

In this Washington Post article, Professor Ben Buchanan debunks five myths about cyberwar.

In this article published on Crescent News, professor Marc Busch argues for the value of strong intellectual property protections in trade agreements.

In the 2019-20 academic year, not only is the School celebrating its centennial, but a number of programs and Centers within the School are marking milestones of their own.

In light of the coronavirus outbreak, SFS Professor Evan Medeiros says that China and the U.S. must cooperate in order to solve big global issues.

Minatullah Al-Obaidi (MAAS'19) sees Baghdad's February 14 Love Revolution Festival as a challenge to Iraqi clergymen's interventions in politics.

According to SFS Assistant Professor Marko Klašnja's research about the ideology of affluence, the views of Warren, Sanders, Steyer, and Bloomberg are not characteristic of most wealthy Americans.

Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch, who served as U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Armenia, and the Kyrgyz Republic during the course of her 33-year career in the U.S. Foreign Service, received an award…

On Saturday, February 8, the SFS turned out to cheer on the Georgetown Hoyas men's basketball team in their 76-72 victory over the DePaul Blue Demons for #SFS100 Day at…

In this episode of the 'Into Africa' podcast, professor Ken Opalo discusses new approaches to strengthening legislative institutions in Africa.

Hugh Dugan (SFS'81), a retired United States Foreign Service officer and former US delegate to the United Nations, has been appointed to the US National Security Council as special assistant…