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Manuela Hernandez (MSFS '19) reflects on Colombian singer Carlos Vives's visit to the School of Foreign Service to discuss his development organization, Tras La Perla. Manuela — who is taking the MSFS…

MSFS student Kalif Robinson (MSFS '19) reflects on his role in the new feature documentary, Unlikely. The film investigates America's college drop-out crisis and follows five students, including Kalif, as…

The Georgetown Anti-Poverty Society, a group led by MSFS students, hosted their annual forum, this year titled “DevTalks: Creating and Maintaining Peace in Fragile States.” The event, which featured a discussion…

Rear Admiral John Kirby, a former Spokesperson at the U.S. Department of State and U.S. Department of Defense, taught a half-semester (module) class for the Master of Science in Foreign…

Jessica Kosmider (MSFS '19) reflects on Secretary John Kerry's visit to Georgetown, an event which took place as part of one of her MSFS graduate seminar classes.

On September 20, MSFS launched a new initiative, Practitioners in Residence (PiR), to facilitate professional interactions between current MSFS students and leading practitioners in international affairs. The Practitioners offer small…

Kwadwo (Kojo) Adjepong-Boateng, MSFS’19, came to Georgetown with experience across the public and private sectors, having spent time working with the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Rolling Stone magazine, UBS…

John Walcott, a Georgetown Master of Science in Foreign Service (MSFS) professor and the foreign policy and national security editor at Reuters, has three recommendations for aspiring MSFS policymakers: tell…

What is “real” China? Over winter break, five students from the Master of Science in Foreign Service Program traveled to China to participate in the China Insight Trek organized by…

On Thursday, February 1, MSFS Director Ambassador Nancy McEldowney and Global Politics and Security Concentration Chair Nicole Bibbins Sedaca gathered more than twenty first and second-year students for a dynamic…