Last week, SAIS’ Emerging Technologies Initiative welcomed students, faculty, and alumni from across AI, biosecurity, cyber and space security, and more to a happy hour reception — the first in a series aimed at fostering connections within the broader emerging tech community.

SAIS Professor @JonasNahm, a senior economist on the Council of Economic Advisers and co-author of the 2024 U.S. Presidential Economic Report, recently sat down for a Q&A on this public-service role, his industrial strategy expertise, and much more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/in-…

In March, a group of SAIS students visited Tokyo, Japan as part of their U.S.-Japan Relations in Global Context course. The trip 'embodies the school’s longstanding commitment to a better understanding of Japan,' said one @ReischauerCtr participant. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/bey…

SAIS recently hosted Iraqi Prime Minister @MohamedShia at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center, who called for a de-escalation of tensions in the Middle East. “The political relationship between nations can be victim to changing tides,” he said. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/eve…

Why choose SAIS? SAIS Europe student Ronnie Alinda Kyamureku says, 'SAIS maintains a strong alumni network ... Schools with a strong attachment to alumni are usually very in-touch with the skills required in the field.' #SAISbound sais.jhu.edu/news-press/stu…

SAIS recently partnered with Foreign Policy on a live taping of the popular Ones and Tooze at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center. Co-hosts @Adam_Tooze and Cameron Abadi delved into issues ranging from tensions with China to higher education philanthropy and concluded with student questions.

In March, 15 SAIS students traveled to Seoul to analyze contemporary issues confronting South Korea as part of their capstone course. Student explored traditional security concerns like North Korea and non-traditional issues such as technology and energy. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/bey…

Alongside a number of environmental experts, Guyana President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali visited SAIS to discuss the environmental and security threats posed by the collapse of the indispensable Amazon basin, sometimes called the 'lungs of the earth.' sais.jhu.edu/news-press/eve…

It was an honor to host Prime Minister Al Sudani at SAIS yesterday for a deeply insightful discussion moderated by Dean Jim Steinberg

In SAIS' latest 📩 In the News, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on the war in Gaza, its impact on Iran's nuclear program, the future of NATO, inflation in Argentina, Turkey's election results, and more. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/in-…

In January, Dean Steinberg visited one of SAIS' key partners in the Middle East region, the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy based in Abu Dhabi, and delivered a public lecture titled, “Logical Change in the New World Order.' sais.jhu.edu/news-press/eve…

'I feel like by the end of my program, I will be able to look at issues from a more open-minded perspective,' HopkinsNanjingCenter student Savannah Glaves said in the most recent Student Story. Read her full story ⤵️
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Yesterday, alongside Johns Hopkins University, Johns Hopkins APL, and others, the SAIS community gathered on the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center terrace to view the solar eclipse.🌒 APL’s Solar and Inner Heliosphere Section Supervisor Dr. Angelos Vourlidas provided attendees with a special explanation of the event.

Honored to have #Guyana President and #WJPC alum Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali join us for remarks and discussion with Paul J. Angelo yesterday. President Ali's call for global valuation of conservation highlighted the 'inextricable links' between natural and national security. Office of the President - Guyana

'We spend so much time thinking about how China’s different, but … we actually have similar kinds of social divisions,' said David Lampton, author and SAIS Foreign Policy Institute senior research fellow, during a recent discussion on U.S.-China relations at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center.sais.jhu.edu/news-press/eve…

It was an exciting day as SAIS welcomed an accomplished group of more than 220 #SAISbound students to the Admitted Student Open House, our first at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center. Congratulations to the newest SAIS community members! 🎉

HNC students recently visited the former home of Pearl S. Buck on the Nanjing University campus, where she and her husband held teaching positions.

SAIS recently welcomed back the classes of 2014, 1999, and 1974 for an exciting reunion weekend where alumni reconnected, shared advice with current students, explored Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center, took a class, and heard from keynote speaker Heather A. Conley. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/eve…

In March, SAIS' Lisel Hintz hosted author and post-Soviet foreign policy expert @TimothyMFrye at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center for a lively discussion on the difficult balancing act faced by personalist autocrats like Russian President Vladimir Putin. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/eve…

Last month, SAIS held an annual school-wide crisis simulation that brought together more than 70 students to test their critical thinking and problem-solving skills as they tried to resolve a theoretical global crisis. sais.jhu.edu/news-press/bey…