How health care workers assess their own communication with language-diverse patients during the COVID-19 pandemic

Written by Cindy Brantmeier, PhD, professor of applied linguistics, global studies and Institute faculty scholar, and Kim Furlow, communications manager for the Institute for Public Health

Global Studies faculty and staff participate in Hostile Terrain 94 panel

IAS alumni awarded Fulbright awards

Cristina Flores Rodriguez ('19) and Tanvi Kohli ('20) awarded Fulbrights for 2021-2022

Anika Walke awarded new professorship

Anika Walke has been named as the first Georgie W. Lewis Career Development Professor, thanks to a gift from alumna Georgie W. Lewis.

Hostile Terrain 94 in review

This booklet tells the story of bringing the Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit to our city of St. Louis. Just as the exhibit itself is a memorial for those who have lost their lives unnecessarily in the U.S.-México borderlands, this booklet is a memorial to the work of communities who fight for justice and human dignity in our world today. We hope that this document inspires the continuation of such work long after the exhibit itself is no longer in St. Louis.

Introducing Global Studies in Arts & Sciences

In fall 2021, the programs in International and Area Studies and East Asian Studies will merge to become Global Studies, offering more flexibility and broader coursework options for students.