"Possible Limits to Putin and Xi’s No-Limits Friendship" by Professor James Wertsch

Tabea Alexa Linhard’s new book details the complicated journeys of six European writers escaping fascism

Cindy Brantmeier has been appointed to the Advisory Board for a multi-national language research study in England, Norway and France.

"The joy of being the weakest link" by Tabea Linhard

New Global Citizenship Podcast Launched

Current sophomores and '21 Global Citizenship Program (GCP) cohort students Sarah Kaul, Mary Psyhogeos, Riley Novak, and Lawrence Hapeman launch the GCPodcast.

GS Major, Sarah Del Carmen Camacho, featured in the Make Way initiative

Students’ Intelligence Analysis is Published Nationally

New Global Studies Core Course: Global Futures

New Kling Undergraduate Honors Fellows announced

Global Citizenship Program continues community-based learning projects for second year

First-year Ampersand program students partner with three St. Louis community organizations

Video montage: Global Citizenship Program in Tucson, AZ with BorderLinks

Washington University in St. Louis' first-year Global Citizenship Program engaged with organizations and individuals in the border region of Arizona through a week-long program with BorderLinks in Tucson.

Curatorial Research Intern examines racial history of the St. Louis School and Museum of Fine Arts

Gabi Senno is the inaugural Curatorial Research Intern at the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum in partnership with the Center for Race, Ethnicity, and Equity at Washington University. Her research is helping to uncover the racial history of the St. Louis School and Museum of Fine Arts.

WashU Experts: What the future holds for Ukraine, Kazakhstan

Wertsch and his Washington University colleague Michael Frachetti, professor of anthropology, have decades of experience in Ukraine and Kazakhstan. Below, they share their perspectives on current situations and what the future may hold for the countries.