Amalia Rubin, a master’s degree student at the Jackson School and Evans School of Public Affairs, speaks to the AFP about mineral-rich Mongolia.   Click here for full article.

Amalia Rubin, a master’s degree student at the Jackson School and Evans School of Public Affairs, speaks to the AFP about mineral-rich Mongolia.   Click here for full article.

“Diplomacy is changing in a world where both our allies and our enemies are connected,” said State Department Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Public Affairs, Valerie Fowler to an

Ph.D. Program Director Saadia Pekkanen pens “Asia’s Simmering Rivalries Are Shifting To Outer Space, Where Anything Goes,” in Forbes magazine. Click  here for full article. This publication was made possible

In early March, over 150 educators from across Washington state attended the annual Chelan Conference, a three-day forum sponsored by the Washington State Council for the Social Studies and co-sponsored

To 31-year-old Sahar Fathi, 24 hours in a day seems to be too short. Fathi’s day begins at five o’clock in the morning when she goes to the gym before

On February 26, 2015, Pulitzer-Prize winner Fredrik Logevall gave the inaugural lecture for the U.S. in the World speaker series, a program co-sponsored by the Henry M. Jackson School of

  The eyes of the world are on France in the wake of the deadly shootings at the office of satirical weekly “Charlie Hebdo” and a supermarket in Paris. The

The New York Times ‘Room for Debate’ series published visiting scholar Kristian Coates Ulrichsen’s article: “Global Campuses Can Be a Tool in Public Diplomacy.”   Click here for full article.

Professor William Lavely is quoted in this article by The Seattle Times about the aging population in China and the rising need for elder care.   Click here for full