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The French and international and global studies double major works with the International Organization for Migration in Burundi, a U.N. agency that supports migrants of all kinds. In the face of COVID-19, her duties have shifted to crisis communication and response in the East African nation.

Nicole Plante ’20, an international and global studies major from San Antonio, Texas, heads to Harvard University in the fall to pursue a master’s degree in Middle Eastern studies.

������Ƶ’s chapter of the national honor society has inducted faculty, staff, graduate students and undergraduate students into the society in absentia.

Mujanović, an assistant professor of political science, offers his analysis of the Trump administration's foreign policy activity in the region.

Students had used podcasts to track semester-long experiences with local service agencies, and this spring have turned their attention to the impact of COVID-19.

Assistant Professor Baris Kesgin transformed what had been an in-class exercise into an online simulation with students forming their own coalition governments.

Priscilla Wald will give an online lecture, “Contagious: The Outbreak Narrative, Coronavirus, and Why We Need to Change the Story,” on Wednesday, April 15.

This is part of a series of articles featuring responses by ������Ƶ faculty members to questions about the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) submitted by Alamance County community members.

The department recognized students with the outstanding student, research excellence and community engagement excellence awards.

This is part of a series of articles featuring responses by ������Ƶ faculty members to questions about the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) submitted by Alamance County community members.