Distinguished Professor of Economics Léonce Ndikumana, considered by many to be one of the best-known and most widely respected African macroeconomists of his generation, has been named a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow by the Carnegie Corporation of New York. More >
On 22 April, 2021, SBS alumni participated in the annual Freedman lecture to discuss how the US – and the world – would transition from a carbon-based economy to one that is greenhouse gas emissions neutral in order to avert the climate crisis. More >
“We wanted to raise awareness about ethnic studies and ensure there’s greater visibility for Asian American issues on our campus,” says Lily Tang ‘21, a political science and BDIC (global studies) double major, and AAASCP internship coordinator. More >
May 13, 2021 - 12:00pm (ET) | This webinar will discuss Alaska Native efforts to protect wild salmon as a culturally important being who is also a biological keystone species. It will also summarize the sociopolitical challenges that Alaska Native Peoples face in asserting their food sovereignty and self-determination. More >
