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To mark Dr. Seuss Day, we spoke with SIS professor Patrick Thaddeus Jackson to break down how Geisel’s whimsical drawings and silly rhymes reflected serious global issues.
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A Trump-ordered review of Washington’s support of all international organizations has led to fears of the U.S. reducing funding or pulling out of the World Bank altogether.
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In a new piece for The Conversation, SIS professor Garret Martin considers what Germany's presumptive new chancellor, Friedrich Merz, could mean when he says he is focused on achieving "independence" from the US.
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The university is one of 19 institutions named a top producer of both Fulbright US students and Fulbright US scholars for 2024–25.
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SIS professor Garret Martin explains the importance of Germany’s recent election.
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SIS professor Keith Darden answers questions about the current state of the war in Ukraine three years after Russia’s invasion.
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SIS professor Hansong Li discusses the reasoning behind the renaming of geographic features and landmarks and the possible geopolitical implications of those names.
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We've compiled resources, opportunities, and pathways forward to support you during this critical transition under the new administration.
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SIS professor Boaz Atzili explains how a ceasefire agreement hopes to bring a long-awaited albeit fragile peace to the region.
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An interview with Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Professor of Chemistry Stefano Costanzi about the history of chemical weapons in Syria—and what comes next after the fall of the Assad regime
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