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The prize, award annually by the American Political Science Association, honors notable public service by a political scientist.

Dr. Taylor shares a message for SFS honoring the contributions of the school's Hispanic, Latinx and Latino/a community.

In an already drought-prone environment, Daoudy says access to water became a key struggle, and civilians bore most of the impact.

Georgetown University has selected its second class of incoming students for the recently launched B.S. in Business and Global Affairs (BSBGA) program.

Black calls for a nationwide campaign among U.S. universities to host and support Afghan scholars fleeing the Taliban.

In The Washington Post, Cha asserts the Biden administration can either fuel crisis or offer humanitarian assistance to North Korea.

Students in the MA-IBP program supported several organization to fly evacuation flights out of Kabul's Hamid Karzai International Airport.

SFS Future Global Leaders Fellows brought loved ones to campus to celebrate their achievements in weeklong programs sponsored by SFS.

Kupcha was awarded the American Political Science Association Award to honor his distinguished career in public service.

From Kupchan’s point of view, assessments of Biden’s decision to withdraw U.S. troops will improve as time passes.