Jesús Hidalgo, Jackson School Graduate Adviser and instructor of classes on sports and global affairs, is featured in an article titled, “Soccer on the World Stage,” discussing the many facets

This past summer and autumn quarters, five students were selected for the Jackson School Internship Scholarships; among them are recipients of the Leslianne Shedd Memorial Fund Internship Scholarship and the

Spring 2025 Cool Courses at the Jackson School JSIS 202 A: Culture and Power in International Studies (SSc, DIV) MWF 12:30 p.m. – 1:20 p.m., KNE 110 — This course

The Jackson School recently spoke with Doyeon Park, a second-year Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) student in Epidemiology at the School of Public Health. Park, a Foreign Language and Area

“A City for All?” Action-Based Evaluation of Access and Inclusion in Rome The United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) is mandated by the UN General Assembly to promote transformative change

Ensuring the Human Rights of Older Women in Humanitarian Emergencies This Task Force/Legal Clinic will encourage students to focus on an issue of contemporary concern, namely protecting the human rights

How to (Re)Develop a Slum: Dharavi, India What counts as a slum, and who should benefit from its redevelopment? Our Task Force starts from the observation that slum redevelopment is

Nuclear Politics in Outer Space This task force focuses on the past, present, and future of nuclear politics in outer space. Both the United States and the then Soviet Union

Managing Migration: U.S. and Eu Asylum and Refugee Policies Millions of people around the world have fled their homes to seek sanctuary elsewhere, often within their own countries but also

U.S. Grand Strategy in the 21st Century The United States is the world’s most powerful nation, and its actions impact manifold countries in both the western and eastern hemispheres. Despite