To support innovative analysis of ICT for development, students conduct 10 days of fieldwork in and around Havana.

Scholar will teach courses on the United States’ role in world affairs and serve as visiting director of the International Fellows program.

Dean Merit E. Janow congratulated the Class of 2016, which comprises 733 students from 79 countries in seven academic programs.

Students work with Professor Yasmine Ergas and counterparts in Milan to consider how migration law affects polygamous families

The annual competition invites students to propose innovative projects and prototypes that use technology and/or data to solve important urban problems.

António Guterres says those fleeing conflict today may not have a safe and stable place to go.

The 2016 forum considered both domestic and international dimensions of data governance in the context of technological change and globalization.

How are women and men differently impacted by development projects? Why is it important for development agencies to understand this?

Jurist discusses how international policies affect the Court’s decisions.

On 16 February 2016, Prof. Laura DeNardis and Prof. Steve Bellovin had a wide-ranging discussion on cyber and internet governance.