The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) has hosted heads of states, ambassadors, and secretaries of state since its founding in 1943. But earlier this month it welcomed a new […]

In an interview with The News-Letter, Greta Maras discussed her career aspirations to become a lawyer, research experience as a Woodrow Wilson fellow and passion for baking and running.

Along with Editors-in-Chief Akshat Sinha and Justin Wu and my Co-President Tess Lepelstat, I am very proud to announce the publication of the seventh edition of the Johns Hopkins Foreign […]

Over the past few weeks, we have reflected deeply and fondly on participating in this year’s Washington, DC Career Trek for international studies (IS) majors sponsored by the Life Design Lab and […]

In February, students pursuing the SAIS BA/MA visited the new Bloomberg Center, SAIS’s home in Washington, DC. They explored the building and were welcomed by SAIS community members including Dean […]

The International Studies Leadership Council sponsored a cookie decorating study break during reading period to help students destress before finals. Supplied with a rainbow of frosting and decorations, masterpieces were […]

After success in finance, philanthropy, and the military, Moore—a member of the Class of 2001—tried politics and won. One year into his governorship, The HUB sat down with the alum […]

Sophomore Vanessa Han has been awarded a Provost’s Undergraduate Research Award to study the structural undercurrents of Korean and Black relations in Baltimore. A Sociology and International Studies major, with a minor […]

Since last winter, Jaime Martinez ’24 has balanced class work with running for school board in Pennsylvania’s North Allegheny School District, just north of Pittsburgh. If elected, he would become […]