Postdoctoral research serves as a vital pillar of a university’s academic ecosystem. As temporary scholars conducting full-time investigations following the completion of their doctorates, ...
Now in its eighth year, the Paul F. Pelosi Scholars Initiative (PSI) continues to uplift exceptional SFS sophomores and juniors through a dynamic program that fosters professional growth, meaningful ...
From Georgetown to the Sierra Mazateca, learning doesn’t stop at the classroom door. This summer, SFS student Barón Castañares (SFS’27) expanded the boundaries of his culture and politics major by ...
Professor Danai Angeli brings 18 years of experience across academic, legal and policy settings to SFS. She is an international trainer for the Council of Europe and has carried out advisory work for ...
Ambassador Richard Verma joins the faculty of Georgetown’s School of Foreign Service this fall as the Dean’s Distinguished Ambassadorial Fellow. Verma has a distinguished background as a public ...
The global order is breaking down, driven by shifting centers of power, technological disruption and growing rivalry among nations. In a new Foreign Policy article, SFS Professor Charles Kupchan lays ...
On September 11, 2001, Al-Qaeda operatives hijacked four commercial flights flying from the East Coast of the United States. Two of the flights hit the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New ...
Positioned at the intersection of academia and practical statecraft, SFS’s Institute for the Study of Diplomacy (ISD) is dedicated to inspiring students toward careers in global public service. At a ...
The word “pogrom” means to wreck havoc; to demolish violently. Russian in etymology, it’s historically referred to violent attacks by non-Jewish populations on Jews in the Russian Empire and, later, ...
On Monday, July 20, 2026, Andy Burnham became the new prime minister of the United Kingdom. He took over the government from Keir Starmer as the seventh prime minister in the decade since the June ...
When the closure of USAID displaced more than 20,000 American professionals across the international development sector, many found themselves confronting an uncertain future. Careers built over ...
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