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The interdisciplinary collaborators behind the Moving Stories project are interested in immigrant stories and in the ways in which their stories move others — emotionally, intellectually and even politically.

6.17.25

Hello Kitty, McDonald’s and K-pop: From West to East and back again, an Arts & Sciences course uses pop culture and food to examine East Asia and globalization.

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6.16.25

Peng Peng Awarded the 2025 Lee J. Alston Prize for Best Article in Journal of Historical Political Economy

GCP program infront of Casa Tochan
5.27.25

Returning with Intention: The Global Citizenship Program in Mexico

5.9.25

Global Studies Major Paul Scott Instrumental in Successful Push to Rename Robert J. Terry’s WashU Programs

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5.6.25

GS Alum Ben Schmiedt, with Professor Cindy Brantmeier, Co-Authors Study on Monolingual and Multilingual Healthcare Communication 

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4.23.25

Gomez, Chen, and Idris Habona Win Critical Language Scholarships

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4.22.25

Cindy Brantmeier Reappointed as Faculty Fellow for International Research in the Office of Vice Chancellor for Research

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4.18.25

Global Studies Major Ethan Crandall Awarded Mellon Mays Fellowship

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4.7.25

Global Studies Student selected for Clinton Award for Peace and Reconciliation

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3.24.25

Celebrating Interdisciplinary Scholarship: Featured Review of Nicole Svobodny’s Latest Book

2.28.25

Global Studies Alum Sarah del Carmen Camacho Publishes Article for Carnegie Endowment

2.12.25

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