The student authors include: Cherisse Lewis, Chris Chavers, Monique Vaz, Sharit Cardenas Lopez, Aliza Inam, Matilda Olufunke Ajibola, Lili Martin, Courtney McGourty, Eleftherios Hazapis, Hannah Lipstein, Nicholas Sergio Ferrari, and Jean-Philippe Beaudet.

On Campus ·

AU Students Submit Human Rights Report to UN

A group of SIS master's students recently authored two publications that were submitted at the request of the United Nations.
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Sakura Scholars, faculty, and staff meet with the MEXT minister and delegation from the Japanese Embassy.

International ·

Sakura Scholars Program Fosters US-Japan Connection

The Sakura Scholars program at SIS is a one-of-a-kind, undergraduate, dual degree program that allows students to study at Ritsumeikan University (RU) in Kyoto, Japan, and at American University (AU) in Washington, DC.
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Portraits of Aneisa Babkir and Ifeanyi Umunna

Alumni ·

American University Alumni Join Gates Cambridge Class of 2024

Graduates of American University are recipients of the Gates Cambridge Class of 2024
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a Peace Corps volunteer in Nepal

International ·

An Urge to Serve: AU Named the Top Producer of Peace Corps Volunteers Among Medium-Sized Colleges

More than 750 Eagles have fanned out around the globe since the agency was founded in 1961.
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2024 commencement speakers: David M. Rubenstein, Michael S. Barr, Kwame Alexander, Caroline Aaron, British Robinson, Sherrilyn Ifill

Announcement ·

David Rubenstein, Kwame Alexander, Caroline Aaron to Send Eagles Soaring into Their Next Chapter at American University’s 2024 Spring Commencement

American University is proud to host a dynamic series of commencement speakers to celebrate the next generation of American University graduates this spring. The speakers include a financier, an author and other changemakers.
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A hand holds a vaccine needle with a gloved hand

International ·

Q&A: Current Global Access to the COVID-19 Vaccine

SIS professor Nina Yamanis answers questions about ongoing COVID-19 vaccine access around the world.
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SIS students Josh Eliot, Gabby MacKay, Kevin Farmer, and Grace Roundcount pose with glass trophies after winning the Schuman Challenge.

Achievements ·

AU Notches First Place in Schuman Challenge

On April 5, an AU team of four SIS students won first place in the Schuman Challenge, an annual academic competition hosted by the EU Delegation to the United States.
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Crocus City compex in Moscow showing fire damage after terrorist attack

International ·

Seven Things to Know about ISIS-K and the Moscow Attack

A Q&A with SIS professors Keith Darden and Joe Young about the March 25 terrorist attack in Moscow, ISIS-K, and why Tajikistan is a fertile ground for ISIS-K recruiting.
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NRSD Students Exploring Costa Rica

International ·

Reflecting on Twenty Years of the NRSD Program

SIS is marking the 20th anniversary of the Natural Resources and Sustainable Development (NRSD) master’s program at SIS. To celebrate this milestone, we caught up with some of NRSD’s founders, faculty, and alumni.
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Silhouettes of Women

Research ·

How Does Mobility Impact the Health of Female Sex Workers?

SIS professor Maria De Jesus answers questions related to her research on how mobility impacts HIV care for female sex workers.
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