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Hamilton on Foreign Policy #129: NATO Stands at a Crossroad
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, which is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year, is arguably the most successful national security alliance in history.
A Student’s Study Abroad Adventure
Click the link above to read one of our students get sentimental about his time studying in Rabat, Morocco and why you should go overseas too.
Hamilton Lugar School Programs Bridge Divide Between Classroom and Wider World
The 63rd session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women saw a group of Hamilton Lugar School students come to New York City to participate as civilian delegates and meet with stakeholders on topics such as women’s land and inheritance rights in Kenya. The spring 2019 trip, which included the presentation of findings… Read more »
On November 8, the Hamilton Lugar School hosted “The US-Japan Partnership in the 21st Century,” the inaugural national conference that brought together renowned experts on Japan’s politics and society to discuss its present and future from a variety of perspectives.
Hamilton Lugar School leads nation in available Foreign Language and Area Studies fellowships
Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships support undergraduate and graduate students around the country, helping them develop knowledge and expertise in less commonly taught languages and cultures such as Arabic, Korean, and Ukrainian.
Dec 06
Exhibit: “Remembering a Turbulent Century: Russia, 1917-2017”
Herman B Wells Library
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Dec 06
An Excess of Seeing: Revisiting the Writings and Legacies of Mikhail Bakhtin
Lee Norvelle Theatre and Drama Center/Marcellus Neal and Frances Marshall Black Culture Center
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Dec 06
Global & International Studies Building
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Dec 06
IKS Colloquium: CedarBough Saeji
Global & International Studies Building
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Dec 06
Global & International Studies Building
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Dec 06
Moving Product: Streaming Platforms and the Circulation of Latin American Cinema
Global & International Studies Building
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Dec 06
A reading from Pan Tadeusz by Bill Johnston
FAR Center for Contemporary Arts, 202 South Rogers Street, Bloomington
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Dec 06
Switchyard Brewing Company
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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
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