SIS professor Nicholas Micinski and coauthor argue that a drop in global refugee numbers obscures how drastic aid cuts, gutted agencies, and migration deals are leaving the world's most vulnerable people without the support they need.
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Coralie Arias, SIS/BA ’28, a Sakura Scholar studying in in Japan, presented youth-led recommendations on preventing recidivism to a United Nations commission in Vienna.
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Margarita Aswani, SIS/BA ’96, SIS/MA ’98, shares details about her career in international development and her advice for students looking to forge a path abroad.
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SIS professor Lauren Carruth answers questions about the recent emergency designation from the WHO, the conditions contributing to the current spike of Ebola, and what the global health response looks like in this moment.
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After the Environmental Protection Agency recently granted a research permit to a carbon removal startup for ocean biomass sinking, Professor Wil Burns explains how the process works and analyzes potential concerns about this form of carbon removal.
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Professor Yan Bennett provides major takeaways from President Donald Trump's two-day summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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One year after Sarah Milgrim was killed in an antisemitic attack in Washington, DC, SIS honors the alumna whose dedication to peacebuilding and environmental justice lives on through a newly established memorial fund.
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The AU Alumni Association's highest honors go to four remarkable Eagles.
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AU Alumni Board President Patty Caballero's Commencement Address
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