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William Burns, Sen. Todd Young, Marie Yovanovitch to headline Hamilton Lugar School conference
Indiana University’s Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies convenes its fifth annual conference on America’s Role in the World® on Thursday, March 5 and Friday, March 6. The nonpartisan conference takes place on the IU Bloomington campus and is open to all IU students, faculty and staff, as well as members of the… Read more »
Famine, Conspiracy, Orphans, and Ancient Apples: Perspectives on Central Asia
In a sweeping symposium that connected geography, power, belonging, and the exchange of ideas and goods, the Hamilton Lugar School hosted four scholars of Central Asia as they shared their cutting-edge research to a diverse group of attendees.
Dean Feinstein’s Speech at International Center Highlights Importance of Developing Young Leaders
The wave of distressing threats the world faces requires developing young people into strong and principled global leaders, said Ambassador Lee Feinstein
Hamilton on Foreign Policy #134: Decisions on Intervention Require Serious Debate
We like to think of the United States as a peace-loving country, but our history tells a somewhat different story. According to one calculation, we have been at war for 227 years and at peace only 16 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
In 1975, the United States adopted the Helsinki Accords, a wide-ranging agreement designed to reduce tensions between the Soviet Union and the West that 35 nations signed.
Feb 19
GA 1118 Global & International Studies Building
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Feb 19
Julia Fiedorczuk: A Poetry Reading and Conversation
Indiana Memorial Union (Union Building)
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Feb 19
Intro to India Movie Night - Ram ke Nam (In the Name of God)
Herman B Wells Library
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Feb 20
Feb 21
Haitian Creole Conversation Table
Indiana Memorial Union (Union Building)
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Feb 21
ASP Friday Colloquium Series: Cheikh Lo
Global & International Studies Building
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Feb 21
Feb 21
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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