In conversation with SFS Professor Michael David-Fox, director of the Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies (CERES), we dive into key issues to watch for in the Trump…
Graduate admissions season is here, and the process can feel like navigating a maze of essays, applications, and decisions. But don’t worry—you’re not alone. We’ve reached out to students from…
In 2024, faculty members at SFS produced books spanning a variety of academic disciplines and global topics, from public health to far-right terrorism and from working women to Handel’s Messiah.
In his new book, Every Valley, SFS Professor Charles King brings the world of George Fideric Handel to life, illuminating the personal and political dramas that converged to create the…
In 2023, the global number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) surged to 75 million, over double the number of refugees worldwide. Driven by climate change, conflict, and other crises, IDPs…
SFS Professor Anna von der Goltz answers questions about her recent article examining how a U.S. civil rights slogan was adopted by a center-right political party in Germany in the…
Saurabh Bhoyar (MSFS’25) came to Georgetown after serving four years in the Indian Naval Forces and two years in the Indian Defense Innovation Organization. He joined the Master of Science…
The sun peeked through the trees on a chilly November morning as students in Professor Denise Ho’s class, Uses of the Past in Modern China, walked through the graves in…
Building on the momentum of the U.S. presidential election, Dean Joel Hellman brought the SFS community together for two events featuring faculty with differing policy views to discuss the implications…
