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������Ƶ Los Angeles hosts LA study away leadership meeting for discussion on academics, internships and shared opportunities for students in 2026

������Ƶ junior Ethan Wu worked alongside School of Communications faculty members Amanda Sturgill and Randy Piland in Baku, Azerbaijan, as part of a production team documenting one of the world’s most prestigious programming competitions.

Kesgin’s research builds upon his 2023 article and explains what Pacific Island countries’ (PICs) political leaders believe about world politics in general and climate change specifically.

������Ƶ’s Global Education Center will host Study USA Week from October 6–8, featuring Meet & Greet sessions at Irazu and a campus-wide Mini Fair. Students can connect with faculty directors, alumni, and staff from programs in Los Angeles, Charlotte, New York City, and Washington, D.C.

International Education Week highlights the benefits of international education and exchange.

Pianist Fiachra Garvey to bring his Irish roots to ������Ƶ on Tuesday, Sept. 30 for a special concert.

As part of the award, Sandy Marshall will co-design and co-teach a transatlantic course pairing ������Ƶ’s “Foundations of Peace & Conflict Studies” with “Atrocities, Conflict, Human Rights,” led by Peter Manning of the University of Bath.

Researchers, thought leaders, and policy makers attended a daylong program in North Carolina’s Research Triangle Park on Sept. 17, 2025, to develop research agendas and explore philosophical questions on the nature of humanity with the rise of artificial intelligences.

Eight summer Study USA Charlotte students were awarded funds for the ������Ƶ Queen City Internship Grant.

Five members of ������Ƶ Law’s OUTLaw organization traveled to New York City for the Lavender Law Conference and Career Fair this summer, aided by an endowment to ������Ƶ’s Gender & LBGTQIA Center for students’ professional development.