The International Studies Program, after a long hiatus, once again took over Gertrude’s at the Baltimore Museum of Art on May 21st for the annual commencement reception. Students and their […]

“Acting as co-CEO for our integrated marketing campaign with Real Simple has been an incredibly unique and enriching experience that has taught me about communication, leadership, and collaboration.” Michelle Tu, […]

From October 2021 through January 2022, the Archaeological Museum will co-host the participatory exhibition “Hostile Terrain 94” in partnership with several other entities, departments, and programs at Johns Hopkins University. The exhibition […]

The International Studies Program celebrated the start of the new academic year with an in-person gathering on the Keyser Quad outside of Mergenthaler Hall September 30th. Current and new International […]

Congratulations to Nicole Kiker and Valerie Xu for their selection as co-winners of the Robert Tucker Prize for Best Thesis in International Studies. Nicole was advised by Professor P.J. Brendese […]

Congratulations to Lindsay Ofori, the inaugural winner of the Pier Larson Prize for All-Around Achievement in International Studies. Lindsay is a 2021 graduate of Homewood and a member of the […]

The Pier Larson Prize for All-Around Achievement in International Studies will be awarded annually, beginning this year, to a member of the graduating class who best exemplifies Professor Larson’s broad […]

Five International Studies students are participating in a virtual Invent2Prevent competition to propose solutions to Targeted Violence & Terrorism (TVT) in the United States. Their team of 20 undergraduates will […]