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Hamilton on Foreign Policy 167: We still Value ‘the Common Good’
The phrase “the common good” and its importance in our history has always impressed me. I’ve been wondering about the history of the idea: where it comes from, what it means and the impact it has. The concept goes back a long way.
HLS Language Workshop Offers Critical Instruction in Hakha Lai, a Language of Myanmar’s Diaspora
For the first time in its history, the Hamilton Lugar School’s Language Workshop will offer Hakha Lai in its upcoming summer term. Hakha Lai (pronounced Hak-HA Lai) is a language spoken in the Chin State in Myanmar and in refugee communities across the world, primarily in the United States, Norway, and Australia.
Dean Feinstein’s remarks to 2021 graduates
Hamilton Lugar School Class of 2021: Way to go! Congratulations! [Click here to watch Dean Feinstein’s remarks]
Upcoming Professional Development Events and Opportunities!
The Office of Professional Development at HLS is pleased to share some professional development events and opportunities including scholarships, fellowships, and career openings for current students. Check out upcoming events and opportunities for the week of May 7th-May 14th!
Lessons from the Track: HLS Graphic Designer and Little 500 Winner Phil Stephens
When Phil Stephens was a senior at IU, his Little 500 team arrived at the race favored to win. This had happened before. Three years earlier, his team won every preparatory race leading up to the Little 500 and secured the first seed.
Faculty spotlight
How did a Swazi girl gain her own independence and wind up in Indiana? Find out in this great blog and video segment with Dr. Betty Dlamini, senior lecturer in Hamilton Lugar's African Studies Program.
Learn more about Dr. Dlamini
Read Tyler's winning editorial
First place of the inaugural America's Role in the World® Student Editorial Contest went to Hamilton Lugar student Tyler Combs for his piece "For America to Save the Liberal World Order, We Must Admit that We Broke It."
Read Tyler's editorial
IU Day is the world’s biggest IU celebration
On April 10, the Hamilton Lugar School community came together to celebrate IU Day! As the university's official day of giving, we wanted to put our focus on thanking the people who make so many things possible for our students, faculty, and staff. See how we made it happen.
Learn about IU Day at HLS
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