Doctoral Candidate Clint Work provides historical perspective regarding Trump’s potential action to remove or at least draw down U.S. troops in Korea in his article titled “U.S. Troops in Korea: From

Jackson School Director and Professor Dr. Reşat Kasaba shares his view in an interview with KUOW radio about Trump’s decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear agreement. He says Iran was

Mary Hammond Bernson, director of the Jackson School’s East Asia Resource Center for over 20 years and former president of the Japan-America Society in Washington state, has been awarded an Order

The Center is happy to announce a new Arctic Studies minor, Betz Mayer! Betz is an International Studies and Russian Language and Literature major who is expected to graduate Spring

Jackson School Doctoral Candidate Pinar Ulumaskan has won a Stroum Center Opportunity Grant to support her exploration of the reemerging ties and developing cooperation between the Kurdish and Jewish people in Germany.

Jackson School undergrads can now further their international policy experience even more, thanks to the establishment of The Donald C. and Margery S. Hellmann Scholar award, an annual gift that

In conjunction with KBTC’s ongoing broadcasting of the Ken Burns and Lynn Novick documentary series on the war in Viet Nam, Associate Professor of International Studies and History Christoph Giebel is featured to

Associate Professor and Chair of Latin America and Caribbean Studies José Antonio (Tony) Lucero and Assistant Professor Vanessa Freije are among U.S. academics and civic leaders who sent an open letter on May

Jackson School Affiliate Instructor and International Policy Institute Senior Fellow in Religion Chris Seiple writes in his article “How faith can overcome religious nationalism” that cross-cultural religious literacy skills are necessary to stand together

In his opening remarks about On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century to a crowd of over 400 students, faculty, and members of the public gathered in Kane Hall on April