Understanding Turkey through 6 films

By Burcu Karahan, Lecturer in Turkish Language and Literature at Stanford University. Karahan…

The paradox of military humanitarian intervention in Rwanda

On Stanford stardom and how to be the least smart person in the room

68 years after the UN Convention on Genocide, how has genocide evolved?

A love affair with Siberian graffiti: Searching for contemporary street art along the Trans-Siberian route

How the gun industry shaped Britain’s Industrial Revolution, and what it means for the gun debate today

By Irene Kim, Stanford undergraduate student studying International Relations

Pioneers in politics: how the words of children became the language of war

Indigenous scholar, activist discusses racial inequality in Latin America

A conversation with Dr. Irma…

Q&A with Zenith Irfan: Pakistan’s fearless motorcycle girl

Class of 2018: we’ve learned a lot, we’ve seen a lot, and we’ve done some, but we have so much more to do…