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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.

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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4.18.25

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

Moving Stories’ next chapter
1.15.25

Cindy Brantmeier and team awarded Maimonides Research and Development Foundation grant for continued research on patient-provider communication in obstetric and gynecological care

1.13.25

Global Studies Major Jeffrey Camille named Rangel fellow

11.22.24

Sigma Iota Rho Town Hall Explores Global Health Disparities and Community-Based Solutions

11.6.24

WashU Students Present Russian & Eurasian Research at Central Slavic Conference