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Hopkins Model UN Wins Big at Rutgers Conference

Hopkins Model UN Wins Big at Rutgers Conference

The Hopkins Model United Nations team earned multiple awards at the 2025 Rutgers International Security Conference (RISC), held October 23–26 at Rutgers University in New Jersey. The team returned home […]

International Studies Students Attend SCUSA 76

International Studies Students Attend SCUSA 76

International Studies majors Arusa Malik ’26, Henry Hung ’27, Maggie Tang ’27, and Sofia Gosain ’27, attended the 76th annual Student Conference on United States Affairs (SCUSA) at the United […]

Students Explore Graduate and Career Pathways at SAIS!

Students Explore Graduate and Career Pathways at SAIS!

Fifteen Homewood students had a fantastic time at Explore SAIS Day last Thursday, traveling by bus to Washington, DC for a full-day immersion at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced […]

ISLC Executive Board Announced

ISLC Executive Board Announced

With a new academic year comes the passing of the torch for the executive board of the International Studies Leadership Council (ISLC). Wearing their new International Studies sweatshirts, your 2025-2026 […]

International Studies Alumna Ginger Trask Wins Fulbright Award

International Studies Alumna Ginger Trask Wins Fulbright Award

Ginger Trask, who received a BA/MA in International Studies and History earlier this year, will travel to Samoa to study the history of tourism and its present relationship with Samoans […]

Congratulations 2025 International Studies Graduates!

Congratulations 2025 International Studies Graduates!

On a damp and dreary day, the International Studies Program was a ray of sunshine as we honored the class of 2025 at the annual commencement reception at Gertrude’s May […]

Hopkins Lecture Series hosts Margaret Atwood in Virtual Conversation

Hopkins Lecture Series hosts Margaret Atwood in Virtual Conversation

On Thursday April 10, the Hopkins Lecture Series hosted an event titled “An Evening in Virtual Conversation with Margaret Atwood” in collaboration with the Aronson Program for International Studies and […]

DC Career Trek: Student Reflections on Essential Skills for Career Success

DC Career Trek: Student Reflections on Essential Skills for Career Success

The 2025 International Studies Career Trek in Washington, DC this past January was an invaluable experience for students, offering insights into a variety of skills and strategies needed to pursue […]

The Diplomacy of Music

The Diplomacy of Music

Henry Hung ’27 is using both his international studies and viola performance majors for his research “Harmony in Diplomacy: The Effect of Western Musical Engagement on East Asian Soft Power […]

Applications for AY 24-25 Faculty Research Grants Now Being Accepted

KSAS humanities and social science faculty at any rank can now apply for grants of up to $2,000 to fund the participation of International Studies majors in their academic projects.