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Khansa Maria (SFS’21) will use her scholarship to pursue a master’s degree in evidence-based social intervention and policy evaluation at the University of Oxford…

Thomas-Greenfield's nomination comes as other SFS-affiliated faculty and alumni serve on teams to ensure a smooth transition of power.

The fellowship is designed to enable exceptional students to pursue careers in "transformational" international public service.

The distinguished guests shared their insights on tackling the COVID-19 pandemic, Biden's possible foreign policy approach, the importance of public service and more.

Donato told The New York Times that the coronavirus pandemic may force more refugees to make dangerous crossing.

In a historic election year, SFS faculty contextualize Biden's recent win and offers perspectives on what the next four years of U.S. foreign policy might look like.

Philip DeTurck (MSFS'21) wants to gain skills and experience that will help him to continue to make a difference after his military career.

Stent says Biden will emphasize rebuilding partnerships and alliances in the hopes of achieving foreign policy goals, while at the same time balancing a tougher line on human rights.

Wasser says failure to meet objectives of the 2018 NDS has left the U.S. with a suboptimal posture in the global arena as a result of mixed messages and unclear…

Katz will join a team of top scientists advising the incoming administration on how to manage the pandemic.