On Campus ·
First Full In-Person Commencement in Two Years Welcomes Newest Graduates
Recognizing the sacrifices and challenges graduates faced over the past few years studying and learning during the pandemic served as a theme.
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In the Community ·
Public Health Scholars Step in to Help DC Residents without Homes
Students working in DC communities, all year long
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Announcement ·
New SPA Research Addresses Environmental Justice
SPA researchers find that homeowners in lower-income neighborhoods are more likely than wealthier residents to suffer the harmful effects of lead in their drinking water.
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Announcement ·
ESPN, American University Establish New, Funded Investigative Journalism fellowship
The new fellowship program will embed a full-time graduate student alongside ESPN’s journalists.
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In the Community ·
Elizabeth Rule Creates Award-Winning Guide to Indigenous DC
App showcases Native American history in nation’s capital
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On Campus ·
Roundup: Events and Happenings Across CAS
A wide variety of events for February
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In the Community ·
Five Questions for Samantha Bradshaw
We spoke with Samantha Bradshaw for our getting-to-know-you series with new SIS faculty.
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On Campus ·
SIS’s International Economic Relations Program Retools Degrees for a Competitive Workplace
We spoke with Professor Randall Henning and several SIS students and alumni to learn more about what makes SIS's master’s degrees in International Economic Relations so unique.
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On Campus ·
CAS Events: What to Do This Week
A wide variety of events for the third week of February
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SIS Launches New Global Equity and Inclusion Concentration for Graduate Students
The Global Equity and Inclusion concentration prepares SIS grad students with knowledge and skills to create more just and equitable institutions in their careers.
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