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 […]

The International Studies Leadership Council held its first Speakers event of the Spring on February 10th with Dr. Stephen Wertheim, Director of Grand Strategy at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft […]