Collective mourning and remembrance: Hostile Terrain 94

The participatory art project HT94 provides a space for reflection on the ongoing crisis at the border.

Trevor Sangrey, Anika Walke, and child Delaney garden at the Burning Kumquat while students are away

Prof. Jim Wertsch's Op-ed in South China Morning Post

US coronavirus lawsuits pick at the scabs of China’s ‘century of humiliation’

Finding Chinatown- Featuring Professor Linling Gao-Miles

In her undergraduate seminar “Chinatown: Migration, Identity & Space,” Linling Gao-Miles explores the questions of immigration, identity, and representation at stake when communities label spaces with racial monikers.

How Has the UN Mission in Kosovo Delivered on Action for Peacekeeping?

IAS alumni Pushkar M. Sharma ('06) publishes an article on the effects of the UN Mission in Kosovo.

Faculty Spotlight: Anika Walke

Professor Walke featured in The Heat: Auschwitz 75th Anniversary!

IAS Theses Presentations

Friday, April 12, IAS seniors presented their final honors theses to peers, faculty advisors, and IAS program leaders. Students’ efforts certainly paid off when they exhibited the variety of insightful and pertinent topics they had investigated over the course of this past year. Across all methodologies, disciplines, and subjects, we are proud to see the successful culminations of our IAS seniors’ hard work.

IAS Students Awarded at European Union Conference

IAS students Afton Apodaca and Julia Greensfelder awarded for "Outstanding Paper” at Claremont-UC Undergraduate Conference on the European Union.

Friedrich-Gundolf Prize Awarded to IAS Faculty Professor Lützeler

Professor Lien-Hang Nguyen: New War Stories

Eric Han: Japan’s Nationality Law and Immigration Restrictions of 1899