American University’s Model United Nations team has been ranked by Best Delegate as the number one team in North America for a history-making fourth year in a row.
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SIS professor Joshua Rovner explains why it's so hard to pinpoint exactly how much damage was done to Iran's nuclear facilities after the US' air raid.
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SIS Distinguished Professor and Ambassador Akbar Ahmed answers several questions about his new book, "America at the Crossroads: Race, Islam, and Leadership."
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SIS professor William Akoto discusses why the United States' attempt to decouple its economy and cut trade ties with China may drive state-sponsored hacking in this piece originally published in The Conversation.
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SIS professor Sharon Weiner answers questions about the status of Iran’s nuclear program in the aftermath of US strikes on key nuclear facilities.
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SIS professor Garret Martin answers questions about this year’s G7 Summit.
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Barzani Scholar-in-Residence and Director of the Global Kurdish Initiative for Peace Yerevan Saeed answers questions about Syria’s status six months after the fall of the Assad regime.
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Professor Benjamin Jensen discusses Ukraine's Operation Spider Web, which struck at the center of Russia's strategic bombing capabilities.
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SIS professor Jeff Bachman answers a few questions about his recent research on the impact of US and coalition violence in Yemen.
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Barak Levitt, SIS/BA ’24, has been named a 2025 Yenching Scholar at Peking University, a highly selective master’s program in China.
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