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A Note of Appreciation to the Hamilton Lugar School Community
On behalf of the Hamilton Lugar School, I am proud of the inspiring support and response of our students, faculty, and staff to this global public health crisis. Our amazing students are adapting to a more restricted life and a very different learning environment, separated from the library and their friends. Our dedicated faculty has… Read more »
Hamilton on Foreign Policy #137: Americans have Clear Eyed View for American Foreign Policy
It’s frequently observed that Americans don’t closely follow international affairs. That may be true, but my experience, over a period of decades, suggests most Americans appreciate the importance of our foreign policy and have a clear-eyed and sensible view of our nation’s role in the world.
Conference on America’s Role in the World® Concludes by Honoring Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch
Wide-ranging and engaging panels on climate change, national security in the 2020s, and presidential elections, in addition to compelling conversations with Ambassador William J. Burns and Senator Todd Young, animated the Hamilton Lugar School’s fifth annual conference on America’s Role in the World®, which concluded on Friday with IU President Michael A. McRobbie presenting the… Read more »
During a panel at the Hamilton Lugar School’s conference on America’s Role in the World®, political consultant and founder of North Star Opinion Research Whit Ayres pointed to the years 1968, 2002, 2004, and 2006 as all times when foreign policy helped determine the outcome of a Congressional or presidential election, as the United States… Read more »
During the inaugural Richard G. Lugar Lecture, Senator Todd Young made the case for global engagement and strong US leadership so that the 21st century is another American century.
Apr 02
Apr 03
Haitian Creole Conversation Table
Indiana Memorial Union (Union Building)
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Apr 03
COVID-19 EXPOSED: How the Coronavirus Outbreak Highlights Racism and Xenophobia
Indiana Memorial Union (Union Building)
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Apr 07
CANCELED: Building Power: A Conversation on Latinx Giving and Philanthropy
Indianapolis Central Library
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Apr 08
Auer Hall
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Apr 09
Study Abroad 101: Learn How to Study Abroad
807 E. 10th / Asian Culture Center
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Apr 09
Global & International Studies Building
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Apr 10
Haitian Creole Conversation Table
Indiana Memorial Union (Union Building)
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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
Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies