As part of the Aronson Center for International Studies fall speaker series, the International Studies Program welcomed Professor Erik Jones, Director of European and Eurasian Studies at SAIS, to discuss “Brexit and the Disintegration of Europe.”

On October 2 professors from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) traveled to the Homewood campus for two events meant to further the collaboration between SAIS and the undergraduate International Studies Program.  The first, a lunch discussion panel about American foreign policy in the Trump era, included Professors Hal Brands, Adria Lawrence, […]

Congratulations to International Studies alumna Rawnag Abdelaziz ’17 who recently received the Alumni and Friends of The London School of Economics in the United States (AFLSE) scholarship.  This prestigious award is given each each year to an American citizen or permanent resident of the United States for one year of graduate study at LSE.

International Studies senior Jack Bunting ’19 of the Johns Hopkins baseball team has been selected to the 2019 Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-District Team for District I.  His name now moves onto the national ballot for the Google Cloud Academic All-America Teams.  Congratulations, Jack!

Graduating senior Eli Levine ’19, recipient of a 2019 Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship through the International Studies Program, was able to study Persian at the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) this past spring semester.  Learn more about Eli’s experience and the FLAS Fellowships in the latest edition of The HUB.

Franz Osilia Rincones ’21 and Carmela Irato ’21 have been named President and Vice President respectively of the International Studies Leadership Council for the 2019-2020 academic year.  The sophomores were also just recently accepted into the BA/MA program with the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) in Washington, DC.  Congratulations to you both!

What’s it like to go up against a trivia juggernaut like James Holzhauer?  Just ask former SAIS BA/MA Tyler Lee ’17, ’18 and other Jeopardy! contestants who ultimately fell to the 10+ day champion.

International Studies junior Anthony Boutros ’20 has been awarded a 2019 Harry S. Truman Scholarship.  The Truman Scholarship is the premier graduate fellowship in the United States for those pursuing careers as public service leaders.  Click on the link to learn more about Anthony and his research interests.  Congratulations, Anthony!