By Mike Eckel, Fletcher School Alum and Senior News Correspondent

Forget Finlandization. What about the porcupine?

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is grinding into its 16th month with no end in sight. I […]

Sunset in Colombia

By: Tomas Gomez

Today was my last day at home. Since moving from Colombia to the US to study, I have traveled back home several times, but this time was different. This time, I didn’t […]

School Psychologist – Middle School – Reports to Building Principal

Responsibilities

Complete evaluations write IEPs, progress reportsParticipate in Student Support TeamKnowledgeable in Crisis Prevention […]

By: Arnav Patra

This week, we have made great progress with our research trip in Sri Lanka. The four of us have found contacts and begun interviews with a number of Sri Lankan leaders in business, […]

By: Ziyi Billy Zeng

Hours before I boarded my flight to Bogotá, Colombia, I was frantically finishing my finals and desperately wanted to complete my second year of college amid the move-out rush. One […]

By: Simran Patel

With less than one week left in Bogotá, Women in IR have been making the most out of our trip! Yesterday, we interviewed Natalia Durán, Policy Manager of Innovations for Poverty Action ( […]

In observance of Memorial Day, Hirsh Library will be closed on Monday, May 29th. We will be open for our usual hours on Saturday and Sunday. Hope you have a sunny and relaxing long weekend!

By Ariel Cohen, Fletcher School alumnus, Senior Fellow at Atlantic Council

Russia and China are alarmed over the G-7 nations’increasing support for Ukraine. Beijing is concerned about the West’s (and Indi […]

Ukraine wants to work with Western countries to create another 'sea of NATO' on the border with Russia By Constantine Atlamazoglou, alumnus of The Fletcher School and writer on transatlantic and European security At the Black Sea […]

The Chinese are engaging in economic coercion?! My stars, the West would NEVER do such a thing!

By Daniel W. Drezner, Professor of International Politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy

I’ve b […]

The week after Commencement is always a bit surreal. There are still a few students popping in to say goodbye or attend to a few last administrative matters, but for the most part the relative quiet of the summer […]

The World Order of the Twenty-First Century Needs a Different Type of Global Collective Security System. By Khatuna Burkadze, Fletcher alumna and former Fulbright Scholar Challenges of Modern International Legal System The unprovoked, […]

Makey Makey Activity Placemats Project SYNCERE loaded their mobile makerspace with the coolest educational technology. When they visited libraries around Chicago, they laid out […]

Ignoring the Middle Corridor is a failure U.S. should mitigate

By Ariel Cohen, Fletcher School alumnus, Senior Fellow at Atlantic Council

Amid the pomp and pageantry of Moscow‘s May 9 Victory Day parade co […]

By: Sabah Lockhandwala

This morning we had breakfast with the Chairman of a Sri Lankan think tank and a consultant in Sri Lanka as a group. Our meeting helped contextualize the economic situation in Sri Lanka […]

Job Postings 5/22/23Dashboard Assistant Project Manager Oberlin College Oberlin, Ohio Application deadline: open until filled Sustainability Coordinator Continue reading

The Case for Investing in Digital Public Infrastructure: Bhaskar Chakravorti Discover how digital public infrastructure (DPI) is reshaping India’s economy & governance. Learn about 8 essential qualities for successful DPI projects & public-private coordination.

Congratulations to TUSDM’s D23 Class and their friends and families who celebrated four years of success on Sunday 5/21 with their graduation ceremony! Good luck to TUSDM’s newest class of Doctors!