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IAFS Faculty Committee member Sarah Wilson Sokhey was interviewed about recent Russia/Ukraine developments.

Tali Ortega, an International Affairs and Political Science student, spent a few weeks of her summer in France. She was chosen as a Summer 2023 Global Grant Recipient and went on the "Doing Business in Europe" Global Seminar where she spent 2.5 weeks in the city of Aix-en-Provence learning about...

Interested in gaining real-world experience in International Affairs? Check out the Atlantic Council's Internship Cohort for Fall of 2023 !

CU Boulder has been ranked No. 5 among the top Peace Corps volunteer producing schools in the country! Check out this article to read more.

We would like to share these two courses that address the current situation in Ukraine. Register for Fall 2023! REES 4210/5210 Topics in Russian and Eastern European Culture: Understanding Ukraine: Culture, Diversity, Conflict Counts towards Europe/Eurasia Geographic Concentration Professor Anastasiya Osipova Fall 2023, T Th 12:30-1:45 The course will introduce...

Are you a recent College of Arts and Sciences graduate (December 2022 or May 2023) looking for a job? Career services is hosting a four-part workshop series with tips and resources for starting the job search process after graduation.

Veronica Baker graduated from CU in 2015 with a dual major in International Affairs and Political Science , and a certificate in Peace, Conflict, and Security Studies . As an undergrad, she spent a total of 14 months abroad in Tunisia, Egypt, and Jordan studying the Arab Spring. After CU,...

Congratulations to the IAFS Honors Graduates! Honors are awarded by the University Honors Council on the basis of: overall academic record, performance in the writing of an honors thesis, and performance in an oral exam. Candidates for honors in International Affairs must have achieved at least a 3.3 overall grade...

Congratulations to IAFS faculty member, Benjamin Teitelbaum, for an award in Excellence in Research, Scholarly, and Creative Work!

Major League Baseball has hit a home run it appears. A series of rule changes have pumped much-needed life back into the game and produced a product that analysts say make the game vastly more enjoyable and watchable for both casual and diehard fans.