SFS News

The task force convenes academics, private sector leaders and former public officials to address problems of migration with current lawmakers in office.

In a guest essay for the New York Times, Stangler turns the French gripe of "Americanization" on its head and explains the deterioration of public discourse.

In an op-ed for CNN, Joshi explains the colonial legacies of frequent depictions of Indian funeral pyres and the response from locals at this Western portrayal.

Alumnus Craig Kessler (SFS'07) hopes that the The Dad Advice Project will inspire readers and parents as much as writing it inspired him.

Hudson was a founder and longtime director of Center for Contemporary Arab Studies at SFS.

Miller warned that the new issue of the Bible, which will include the Constitution and Pledge of Allegiance, conflates American patriotism with Christianity.

Anya Wahal (SFS’23) and Ania Zolyniak (SFS’21) described their research for attendees at the College Academic Council event.

Advocating for cutting down on the Department of Defense excess may be unpopular in Congress and spend political capital necessary for other projects, Talmadge says.

The Friday summit between the two world leaders will discuss vaccine diplomacy as well as a unified stance on North Korea.

Cooke says that his SFS studies enabled him to marry the theory he learned in class with his real-world experience of war and diplomacy.