Last fall, the Hamilton Lugar School Living-Learning Center welcomed Mark Minton as Ambassador-in-Residence, a role that allows him to contribute his expertise and experience as a career diplomat with the residential community of globally engaged students. (more…)
It’s Time for Spring Break in Bloomington
Since IU doesn’t have an official spring break this year, HLS has put together this guide of fun activities and events around Bloomington that will help you take a break from school, work, or whatever else is on your mind. (more…)
HLS and The International Center Partner to Create New Internship
The Hamilton Lugar School has partnered with The International Center to create a new internship program that expands the career and research opportunities available to its undergraduate students. (more…)
A message of solidarity to Asian American and Pacific Islander communities
The Hamilton Lugar School stands in solidarity with Asian American and Pacific Islander communities and condemns the murderous rampage in the Atlanta area that killed eight people, including six women of Asian descent.
Anti-Asian racism, xenophobia, misogyny, and violence are nothing new in the United States, but the past year has wrought a terrifying spike in hostility, with nearly 3,800 hate incidents against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
We implore everyone in our community to call out and take action against anti-Asian racism when and wherever you see it.
Hamilton on Foreign Policy 163: Biden Foreign Policy to Focus on Re-engagement
The basic premise of American global policy, at least since the end of World War II, has been that we should work to build a peaceful international order, conducive to democratic expansion and multilateral cooperation. We believed our security needs were best met through a rules-based order based on shared principles, including respect for national sovereignty and territorial integrity and compliance with laws and agreements.
HLS Celebrates Community Members for Women’s History Month
Hamilton Lugar School gifted $1.65M to endow Korea Foundation Professorship in Korean Studies
The Indiana University Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies and its Institute for Korean Studies have received $1.65 million from the Korea Foundation and IU alumni Young-Jin Kim and William (Won-Suk) Joo to endow a professorship in Korean studies. The social science professorship will be established in the Hamilton Lugar School’s Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures.
Upcoming Professional Opportunities and Events
The Office of Professional Development at HLS is pleased to share the next few upcoming week’s professional development events, scholarship, fellowship, and career opportunities for current students.
Check out upcoming events and opportunities for the week of March 10–March 26…
HLS Hosts Discussion on Race and Blackness in American Islam
The Hamilton Lugar School recently hosted a discussion that wove together the history of Black Muslims in the United States and their effect on current national and international trends. (more…)
HLS Students and the Navruz Student Association Mark the Festival of Navruz
On March 20, people around the world and on the IU Campus will celebrate the Persian or Iranian New Year known as Navruz (or Nowruz). (more…)