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IU’s Muslim Voices celebrates the “Feast of the Sacrifice” and 25,000 Twitter...
During the Arab Spring uprisings in the Middle East, the microblogging service Twitter was at the epicenter of those events, as millions of people followed minute-by-minute updates and firsthand...
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From Damascus to Bloomington, a Syrian scholar finds refuge
Abdal-Razzaq Moaz in his new office at IU Bloomington. With little more than a suitcase, Abdal-Razzaq Moaz arrived at Indiana University Bloomington on Feb. 1, following a dramatic escape from Syria....
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Students from Pakistan and Afghanistan learn about business, fireflies and...
Students from Pakistan and Afghanistan For the past month, 94 young people from eight countries across North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia have been learning the principles of...
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Students in Kelley School program return home, hopefully better prepared for...
Egyptians Ammar Mokhtar and Mostafa Esmaiel express appreciation felt by many A couple of weeks before 11 students from Palestine were due to arrive at IU Bloomington for the Global Business Institute,...
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Travel courses take IU Kokomo students to England and Turkey, where they...
International education has long been a cornerstone of the Indiana University Bloomington campus, where there’s been a lot of buzz about the new School of Global and International Studies. However,...
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New program exposes high school students to languages spoken in emerging markets
Traditionally, when people think of languages in which business is conducted, rarely do they think of Swahili and Portuguese. However, as markets such as Brazil emerge along with African economies...
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A busy fall for diplomatic visits at IU Bloomington
No embassies are being built in Bloomington, but work is underway on a home for the IU School of Global and International Studies. Bloomington may not yet be in the same league as New York and Geneva,...
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Join a group of IU’s Washington insiders Thursday for a discussion about...
Lee Feinstein This Thursday evening, Ambassador Lee A. Feinstein, founding dean of the School of Global and International Studies at Indiana University, will join former Sen. Richard Lugar and Rep. Lee...
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The Hoosier Kingdom
The following guest post was written by Ryan Piurek, director of strategic communications at Indiana University Bloomington, while traveling in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Most people would not likely...
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IU Kelley School of Business is well represented at the 2014 Global...
For the next two days, more than 3,000 entrepreneurs, heads of state and other high-level government officials and corporate leaders are gathering in Marrakesh, Morocco for the fifth Global...
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Panel at IU Bloomington will discuss U.S. news media’s coverage of Islam and...
Millions worldwide join the Japanese people in mourning the latest victim beheaded by Islamic State, also known as ISIS. Muslims in France and elsewhere decry the recent attack on satire magazine...
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Fifty years of Near Eastern scholarship at IU and the man who started it
The Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures in Indiana University’s School of Global and International Studies is marking its 50th anniversary in 2015, beginning with a series of events this...
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IU’s Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures has ‘never been more...
EDITOR’S NOTE: The origins of the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures were the subject of a previous article. Today, as the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures in Indiana...
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Programs demonstrate the importance of understanding other people and cultures
David Zaret, IU vice president for international affairs, right foreground, presents his business card as part of a session about networking at IU’s Kelley School of Business. On a wet Independence Day...
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