School of Foreign Service

Tom Sietsema (SFS’83), former food critic for The Washington Post, originally wanted to be a diplomat. Thousands of restaurant reviews later, he still puts his diplomacy skills to good use.

Navy Lieutenant Commander Jeffrey Krilla (SFS’91) was awarded the highest non-combat decoration by the U.S. Navy for his lifesaving heroism.

Peter Sukstorf (SFS'26) has studied chameleons in Madagascar and helped rescue fur seals on a remote island in Alaska. Find out what he's up to this summer.

The School of Foreign Service is extending its global reach with a new program that helps students deepen their international affairs education and research in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Dan Helfrich is the U.S. CEO of Deloitte Consulting. But every fall, no matter his schedule, he carves out time to call men’s soccer games for his alma mater.

Joanna Lewis, director of the Science, Technology and International Affairs Program, dives into how AI is being leveraged to improve climate research.

Four students share their journeys from the U.S. Air Force, Army and Marine Corps to Georgetown—and the new opportunities they're taking on.

Georgetown ranked first in the world for its international relations master’s and undergraduate programs, according to 2024 rankings from Foreign Policy magazine.

With the announcement that China is sending giant pandas back to the National Zoo in Washington, DC, later this year, here’s everything you need to know about panda diplomacy.

Zidao Wang and Kieran Lawless spent their high school and college careers debating. Now, as senior year winds down, they put their skills to the test in one last debate.