Get a firsthand look at the SAIS experience: Join our Taster Lecture with Professor Ben Buchanan to explore how AI is transforming national security and global policy. You’ll discover the kind of conversations that shape the SAIS classroom. Reserve your seat: applygrad.jhu.edu/register/?id...

This year, SAIS students traveled to Pennsylvania to bring the Battle of Gettysburg to life. Through first-person narratives, they stepped into the roles of historic figures and everyday people, exploring strategy, history, and the human cost of war. Learn more about this experience: bit.ly/48WIx5O

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on China’s dominance in global manufacturing, the controversial Argentina bailout, the global race for control in cislunar space, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

Earlier this year, 16 students from the Johns Hopkins SAIS Conflict Management program traveled to the Philippines to study the South China Sea dispute up close. The trip showed how a nation defends its sovereignty in the gray zone. Find out more: t.co/sA9OeJyHl3

Want to know what a lecture at SAIS is like? Join our Taster Lecture with Professor Jaime Marquez as he explores The Hegemony of the U.S. Dollar in International Finance. You’ll gain a firsthand look at how SAIS students engage with global economic power dynamics. Save your seat: bit.ly/4o7uHSR

On Oct. 14, SAIS Dean James Steinberg moderated an engaging convo exploring themes from "Inside the Situation Room," a new book co-edited by @hillaryclinton.bsky.social and @columbiasipa.bsky.social dean Keren Yarhi-Milo w. chapter by SAIS prof @jessicacweiss.bsky.social @columbiaigp.bsky.social

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on the UK reimposing UN sanctions on Iran, the political and historical tensions behind Beijing’s military parade, the increasing use of drones in modern warfare and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

Experience a crucial part of life at SAIS: Join our Taster Lecture with Professor Jessica Chen Weiss to explore China’s politics, foreign policy, and the coming international order. You’ll gain a preview of the discussions that make the SAIS classroom unique. Save your spot: bit.ly/4mQsCsR

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on the new Saudi–Pakistan defense pact, the fallout on Indian workers caused by U.S. shrimp tariffs, how Trump’s new H-1B visa fee could reshape America’s tech sector, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

“This seminar represents a transformative approach to the learning experience at SAIS.” - Dean Jim Steinberg This fall, SAIS launched the SAIS Seminar for all 1st-year MAIR students—uniting them in a shared journey of global inquiry🌍 Read more: bit.ly/3K2pAEr #MAIR #SAIS #GlobalEducation

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on China and Russia’s growing partnership, U.S. crackdowns on science and innovation, heightened security risks in the Gulf after the Iran–Israel war, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

The Charles Gati Russian & Eurasian Seminar Series kicked off Fall 2025 semester with a timely discussion on EU-US relations with @euambus.bsky.social EU Amb. to the US H.E. Jovita Neliupšienė, organized by the Johns Hopkins SAIS Europe and Eurasia Focus Area and moderated by Prof. Matthias Matthijs

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on mobile communication as mental health policy in Ghana, escalating rebel violence testing Colombia’s peace efforts, Russia’s involvement in Ukraine security guarantees, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on the erosion of intellectual rigor under Pete Hegseth’s reforms, the intensifying race between the United States and China to shape the future of AI, the next Israel-Iran war, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on the rising wave of nationalism in Iran, growing concerns over America’s role in the world, recent nuclear site strikes in Iran, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on how the U.S.–Soviet space collaboration helped launch the ISS, what “energy dominance” really means for the U.S., how growing tensions are shaping Iran’s future at home and abroad, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

In March 2025, 16 Johns Hopkins SAIS students traveled to Brazil to deepen their knowledge of the country and better understand how public opinion research can be applied to formulate foreign policy. Catch the takeaways from their trip: bit.ly/4kSr80o

As part of the SAIS Women Lead program, four SAIS students traveled to Mozambique to investigate how extractive industries impact women environmental defenders. Their findings call for gender-inclusive, community-driven reform. Read more: sais.jhu.edu/news-press/b...

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on shifting U.S.-China dynamics, developments inside Iran after recent airstrikes, the challenges facing NATO as it navigates rising tensions and evolving security priorities, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

A SAIS Women Lead capstone team traveled to Mexico City to examine online harassment against women in politics. The team met with activists, officials, and experts to advance their research. Read more about their first-hand insights. bit.ly/4ezWzek

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on China’s growing role as a global lender, Israel’s escalating confrontation with Iran, Tehran’s renewed interest in nuclear talks amid rising conflict, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

“The Looking Glass” podcast by The SAIS Review of International Affairs and Foreign Policy Institute dives into future and unfolding disasters. Born from a SAIS course where students turn research into real-time conversations with global experts. Swipe for takeaways & listen here: apple.co/40q661F

Earlier this year, 50 SAIS students & faculty traveled to study the World War II-era Operation Torch and the subsequent Casablanca Conference. From Gibraltar’s tunnels to Churchill’s villa in Casablanca, they explored leadership, diplomacy & history. bit.ly/3T1nzJL

New SAIS faculty member and AI policy expert Ben Buchanan shares his research focus, policy background, and thoughts on the future of emerging tech in global affairs. Click the link to read the full interview: sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

For 2 days in Apr 2025, students representing 3 SAIS degree programs—MAIR, MASCI, and MIPP—stepped out of the classroom and into the boots of U.S. Marine officer candidates during a high-intensity, 24-hour immersion at Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia. Here are their experiences.

“Not only do I learn through my classes and peers, but the ability to live in China and proximity to other Asian countries is an invaluable opportunity,” says Abigail, MAIS student at the Hopkins-Nanjing Center. Discover how HNC shaped her international studies journey. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/s...

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on rising tensions amid U.S. visa crackdowns, challenges and prospects for peace in the Ukraine conflict, Trump’s executive orders on nuclear and climate regulations, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

Thank you for highlighting @amnanawaz.bsky.social's inspiring words to our Class of 2025 🎓👏 #SAISgrad25 www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...

Over spring break, 16 Johns Hopkins SAIS students traveled to Bogotá and Medellín for a capstone trip focused on Colombia’s key challenges, from migration to foreign policy. Read how their firsthand experiences abroad shaped their research. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/b...

In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on Trump’s economic and defense deals in the Middle East, Zelensky’s response to Putin amid a rejected ceasefire, China’s determination to stand firm against U.S. tariffs, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

"Now is not the time to step lightly or to hold back," said SAIS commencement speaker @amnanawaz.bsky.social. "This is the time to lead boldly, to speak bravely. This is the time to use everything you have gained here [at SAIS]." Read more by clicking the link: sais.jhu.edu/news-press/e...

Caps off to the Class of 2025! 🎓 From many corners of the globe to one unforgettable stage — congratulations to the more than 670 SAIS graduates who celebrated their achievements in D.C. earlier this week! #SAISGrad2025

In the latest📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on rising tensions between India and Pakistan, global ripple effects of Western sanctions, why Asian economies should strengthen regional ties, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

Four SAIS students joined a 2024-25 SAIS Women Lead practicum on Nigeria's care economy, a sector driven by women’s labor. Learn how their firsthand experiences shaped the research here: bit.ly/42OrcIK

In the latest📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on risky reform ideas for the U.S. military, potential for U.S.-Iran negotiations, the roots of America’s shipbuilding crisis, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

This month, the #SAISCommunity came together for a soccer-filled afternoon at Jefferson Field for the SAIS World Cup! Six diverse teams of SAIS students competed in a tournament celebrating community, friendly competition, and SAIS pride. Thanks to SAIS SGA and the organizers! ⚽

Just confirmed 📢 Ambassador André Aranha Corrêa do Lago, #COP30 President-Designate, will deliver keynote address at SAIS' Economic Resilience and Climate Action in the Americas conference on Mon, Apr 21 eventbrite.com/e/economic-r... #LatinAmerica #ClimateAction

In latest 📩 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on the blame game in the Ukraine war, the implications of the tariffs’ policy on Vietnam, sobering realities facing European defense policy, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

In Jan, 16 SAIS students & a faculty member travelled to Rwanda for the inaugural Responsible Digital Development: Africa Study Trip. It was the culmination of fall course, which focused on how tech is transforming development & the unintended consequences. Learn more ⬇️ sais.jhu.edu/news-press/b...

Join us in celebrating the entire SAIS community. Your support ensures that our SAIS community thrives today and for years to come. Your generosity during #LOVEyourSAIS week can have double the impact, thanks to a matching gift from Kim Ehrman ’13! www.givecampus.com/s8ka61

It was a pleasure to welcome hundreds of newly admitted students to our annual Open House last Wednesday. 🌍 What a way to explore the many rewards of being a part of our intellectually dynamic, globally oriented, and close-knit community! #SAISbound

"Trust that the knowledge you have, your language level, and your passion about China will help you get here and thrive when you do," said Madeline Whistler, a student in the Master of Arts in International Studies program at Hopkins-Nanjing Center Read more about Madeline's life and studies at HNC

In latest 📩 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on the future of U.S.-China relations, protests in Turkey, Signalgate and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

In SAIS' latest 📩 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on the changing dynamics of the U.S federal workforce, Putin’s long game, Trump’s new crackdown on China, and fresh new sanctions on Iran, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

"Choosing SAIS has been one of the best decisions I have ever made, not just because of the prestigious education but also because of the community. SAIS’ network has no parallel," said Dexter Maryland, who is pursuing an MAIR at SAIS Read more about Dexter's journey 📩 sais.jhu.edu/news-press/s...

🆕 Just announced: Amna Nawaz, prominent journalist, will deliver the 2025 commencement address in Washington, D.C. on May 19 📍SAIS Europe’s commencement will take place in Bologna on May 17 📍The Hopkins-Nanjing Center’s commencement will be held in Nanjing on June 13 sais.jhu.edu/news-press/p...

"Trade has historically played a crucial role in lifting millions out of extreme poverty. A key question now is whether this engine of growth will slow down, and if so, by how much. " Professor Shoumitro Chatterjee discusses what drew him to development economics sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

Just in! The new book by @johnshopkinssais.bsky.social alum and Foreign Policy Institute Fellow @avindman.bsky.social. The Folly of Realism is an "analysis of how Western indecision and apathy made possible the return of brutal Russian expansionism." catalyst.library.jhu.edu/permalink/01... 📚

In SAIS' latest 📩 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on the future of the Ukraine war, China’s reluctance to lead an axis, Indian immigrants in the United States, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/i...

"Coming to the Hopkins-Nanjing Center gave me an opportunity to further immerse myself in China and its contemporary situation in a practical way," said @HopkinsNanjing student Carolyn Chen. Read more: tinyurl.com/yaubykpk