Ruchel Limbos reads to a crowd into a microphone from an open notebook

Student Life ·

An SIS Student's Digital Scrapbook: The First Fall Semester in Review

Ruchel Limbos, SIS/BA '28, incorporates a mix of tankas, prose, and photos to represent her first semester at American University.
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Layma Murtaza, SIS/MS ’25

Student Life ·

One Student’s International Career Journey to SIS

We spoke to Layma Murtaza, SIS/MS ’25, about her international work experience and her journey to SIS.
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Summar Lyons

Alumni ·

How One SIS Alum Found a New Career After Unexpected Layoff

After being unexpectedly laid off, Summar Lyons (SIS/MA ’14) leaned on AU's career resources and her professional network to land a new role helping young people access global leadership opportunities.
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Baskets of carrots, cucumbers, and peppers in a garden

Research ·

As US Hunger Rises, Trump Administration's 'Efficiency' Goals Cause Massive Food Waste

Professor Garrett Graddy-Lovelace writes about food waste during President Trump's second term in this piece published by The Conversation.
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Rachel Sullivan Robinson

International ·

Meet Interim Dean Rachel Sullivan Robinson

We sat down with Rachel Sullivan Robinson, interim dean of the School of International Service, to learn more about what motivates her and how she hopes to engage the community in shaping the school's future.
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young girl's back with her hand pointing to the sky as she faces a crowd of young protests

International ·

Why Do Students Lead Protest Movements? SIS Expert Explains Youth Activism

SIS professor Omekongo Dibinga explains the major role students and youth have played in protest movements for decades.
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Joshua Gates on the quad

Student Life ·

Music as Diplomacy: An Air Force Clarinetist’s Journey to SIS

In honor of Veterans Day, meet executive master’s student Joshua Gates, who went back to school after retiring from the military after 26 years of service.
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ceasefire definition in dictionary closeup

International ·

Trump’s Ability to Counter Netanyahu’s Spoiler Tactics in Public May Have Been Key to Advancing a Ceasefire In Gaza

SIS professor Boaz Atzili analyzes how Donald Trump’s response to Netanyahu’s tactics may have been key to advancing a Gaza ceasefire.
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Building a Green Wall book cover

Political Science ·

Irish America Rises

SPA and SIS professors examine how the Irish-American lobby protected the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement against Brexit-related threats
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The United Nations Office at Geneva in Switzerland

International ·

The United Nations Turns 80

SIS professor Michael Schroeder explains the history and accomplishments of the United Nations on its 80th anniversary.
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