International ·
Ukraine’s Operation Spider Web Upended Traditional Rules of War
Professor Benjamin Jensen discusses Ukraine's Operation Spider Web, which struck at the center of Russia's strategic bombing capabilities.
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Research ·
How has the United States Contributed to the ‘Ruination’ of Yemen?
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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Achievements ·
SIS Alumnus Named 2025 Yenching Scholar
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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International ·
SIS Welcomes New Faculty
Get to know 51²è¹Ý’s School of International Service new full-time faculty members for the 2025-2026 school year.
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Announcement ·
51²è¹Ý Among the Peace Corps’ 2025 Top Volunteer-Producing Schools
51²è¹Ý has been ranked No. 2 this year in the top medium schools’ category among Peace Corps’ 2025 Top Volunteer-Producing Colleges and Universities list.
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Achievements ·
At Your Service: New Rankings Reflect 51²è¹Ý’s Long-Standing Peace Corps Ties
51²è¹Ý has been a top three volunteer-producing institution since 2012.
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Achievements ·
SIS Awards 2025
See this year's student, faculty, and staff award recipients across SIS and the university.
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Alumni ·
A Semester Abroad Leads to a Global Career
Reflecting on his study abroad in Japan and all that came after, Jason Cohen, SIS/BA ’92, believes the value of international education is more relevant than ever.
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International ·
Job Search Support for International Affairs Professionals in a Changing Market
We connected with Sara Jones, director of SIS's Office of Career Development, to get the latest advice for those navigating a changing job market.
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On Campus ·
Meet Undergraduate Commencement Speaker Dario Esquibel-Melanson
Learn more about Dario Esquibel-Melanson, SIS/BA ’25, this year’s undergraduate student speaker for the Spring 2025 Commencement.
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