Please join The Center for Human Rights at the University of Washington for an evening of discussion, stories and photography — and awards — about migration issues on the occasion

Apple has been in the news a lot recently. As discussed in Alexander Kegel’s post contextualizing the iPhone encryption debate, the San Bernardino terrorists used an iPhone and the FBI

“The notion of a nuclear apocalypse seemed to drop with the fall of the Soviet Union,” said Valerie Plame, ex-CIA covert operations officer, to a standing room only crowd of students,

The Space Security Initiative (SSI) Junior Fellows had a working luncheon with Mr. Sean Connell, Director of Business Recruitment at the Economic Development Association of Skagit County, Washington State. As

Ph.D. candidate Dustin Welch has won an Inter-American Foundation Grassroots Development Field Research Fellowship that will allow him to spend 10 months in Peru in 2016-2017 researching NGO-led energy projects.

The Brazilian government is currently discussing a new proposal by telecommunications providers like Comcast and AT&T about whether to set limits or “caps” on access and data usage or charge

In “What Really Kept Alexander Hamilton on the $10 Bill” published by Fortune Magazine, independent scholar and adjunct faculty member Scott Montgomery discusses recent public pressure on the U.S. Treasury to reverse an earlier

We mourn the passing of Ambassador Ronald E. Woods, Affiliate Professor and Advisory Board Member at the Jackson School, a career diplomat and senior-level U.S. government representative. Ambassador Woods passed

Dive deep into the study of South Asia and its place in the world starting in fall 2016! Here are three reasons to get a master’s degree in South Asia

In an article by UW Today about this year’s Paris climate agreement as ‘bold’ and ‘encouraging’, Jackson School Prof. Scott Montgomery is quoted. He questions the agreement’s heavy focus on renewables