School of Foreign Service

Over the past two years U.S. sanctions against Huawei and Chinese retaliation have highlighted the strategic importance of 5G mobile technology. Espionage and counterespionage accusations have gone hand in hand…

Elinor Walker (SFS’20), who grew up at the intersection of various nationalities and cultures, hopes one day to work for the World Bank or the IMF.

Marvin Wiley (G’20) hopes to one day become a Foreign Service Officer or pursue a career in sustainable development.

The decoupling of the U.S. and Chinese economies is one of the headline risks in U.S.-China relations today. Many in the Trump administration have actively pursued an agenda to bring…

Journalist Iida Tikka (G'20) returns to Finland with a new area of expertise in the geopolitics of energy as she graduates with her master's degree security studies.

Acknowledging the sacrifice and effort students made to overcome struggles associated with the pandemic, Georgetown conferred them with more than 6,700 degrees online May 16 and 17.

Joshua Levy (SFS'20) will research the political economy of U.S.-China relations as a Gaither Fellow in the fall.

Whether literary, musical or visual, members of the Georgetown community find comfort in enjoying and creating art to escape the disruptions and uncertainty of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Sarah Baran (C’14) and Christopher Stromeyer (SFS’14) receive the prestigious Knight-Hennessy Scholarship to complete graduate studies and participate in leadership development, mentorship and experiential learning.

Disability rights activist Anna Landre (SFS'21) becomes one of 62 recipients of the prestigious Truman Scholarship.