Alumni ·
Alumnae Share a Crowning Achievement
Miss America contestants Jude Maboné, SIS/BA ’18, and Star Dahl-Thurston, Kogod/BA ’20, discover their unexpected AU connection at the 96th annual competition.
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International ·
The Vatican, LGBT Rights, and the Anti-Gender Movement
The Vatican, under the leadership of Pope Francis, has recently released statements about blessing same-sex civil unions and the roles transgender people may hold within the Church.
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International ·
William Akoto Joins SIS Faculty, Brings Expertise in Cyber Conflict
Professor William Akoto joins the SIS faculty and Department of Foreign Policy and Global Security.
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International ·
Three Questions on Taiwan’s Presidential Election
Ambassador and SIS professor Piper Campbell analyzes the results of Taiwan’s high-stakes presidential election in this Q&A.
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International ·
Making the Case for 'Nuclear Now'
SIS professor emeritus Joshua Goldstein has focused his research on climate change for years and now is bringing the nuclear debate into the spotlight in a new documentary.
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International ·
Understanding Bangladesh’s Election Results
In this Q&A, SIS professor Tazreena Sajjad provides important context on Bangladesh’s January 7 general election.
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On Campus ·
12 for ‘24: A Dozen Things to Look Forward to This Year at AU
12 things to look forward to at AU in 2024
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International ·
2024: An Important Year for Global Elections
SIS faculty offer insights on the importance of several global elections happening in 2024.
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Alumni ·
SIS Alumnus Will Cooper, Jr., Believes in Giving Back
Will Cooper, Jr., SIS/BA, ’85, has created a scholarship to support the next generation of SIS students interested in making a difference in a global world.
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Alumni ·
SIS Alumnus Will Cooper, Jr., Believes in Giving Back
Will Cooper, Jr., SIS/BA, ’85, has created a scholarship to support the next generation of SIS students interested in making a difference in a global world.
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