December 5, 2017
Bill Van Ness, Jr., former President of the Henry M. Jackson Foundation and longtime supporter and friend of the Jackson School, passed away on November 27. Between 1966 to 1977, he worked
December 4, 2017
Issac Alhadeff Professor of Sephardic Studies Devin Naar is featured by the New Jersey Jewish News in an article titled “Removing ‘the shroud of oblivion’ from Greece’s Jews” about the connection between his upbringing
December 1, 2017
The Stranger reported on Wednesday that the court denied the release of Bangally Fatty, an undergraduate Jackson School student from The Gambia, who was picked up by U.S. immigration officials while
November 30, 2017
In his op-ed “With U.S. complacent, Russia sneaked up on us” Senior Lecturer Frederick (Rick) Lorenz argues that while America looks inward, Russia project its power far beyond its means, focusing on critical
November 21, 2017
Lecturer and Cybersecurity Lead at the Jackson School Jessica Beyer is quoted in a BBC Trending article titled “A failed ‘Swedish flag’ hoax shows the decline of the extremist 4chan message board” analyzing
November 16, 2017
Professor Don Hellmann is interviewed by KOMO Radio to discuss key takeaways from President Trump’s 12-day visit to Asia. He says while some advances were made on the economic front
November 14, 2017
The College of Arts and Sciences features Alumna Maggie Moore (B.A. International Studies ’12) in their November Perspectives newsletter in ‘Women in combat, women onstage‘, showcasing Moore’s role as a co-creator
November 14, 2017
Ph.D. Candidate Clint Work, recently added as a policy writer for The Diplomat magazine, discusses the revival of the debate concerning wartime operational control of the Republic of Korea (ROK) military in his
November 14, 2017
Professor Emeritus Don Hellmann, a Korea specialist, is interviewed by KOMO Radio to discuss President Trump’s 12-day visit to Asia. Hellmann says the visit is important for the U.S. because Asia is
November 14, 2017
Professor and Chair of the Korea Studies Program Clark Sorensen is interviewed on KOMO Radio following U.S. President Trump’s joint press conference with South Korean President Moon Jae-in. Sorensen comments on Trump’s shift in tone