Welcoming the Pardee Dean’s Ambassadors
The Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University is proud to welcome its inaugural class of Dean's Ambassadors. More
GIRC Elects Executive Board
The Graduate Student Council (GIRC) at the Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University elected its new executive board on Feb. 3. More
Student Spotlight: Delaney Selected for Israel Tour
Meaghan Delaney, first year undergrad at the Pardee School, was selected for a national program which allows university students to tour humanitarian and educational initiatives in Israel. More
GIRC Conference: Speakers Line-up
The Graduate International Relations Student Council (GIRC) at the Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University has announced the presenters and topics for their third annual student research conference. More
Student Spotlight: Sophia Qadir and the Vanishing Culture
Read about the adventures of Pardee School Senior Sophia Qadir who traveled to the South of France to study a vanishing cultural group. More
Vote in GIRC Elections 1/27!
The Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University is holding elections for the 2015/2016 Graduate International Relations Student Council executive board. More
Students Publish IR Review
The International Relations Review, a tradition since 2009 of entirely student-produced and -published scholarship and journalism, has released its Fall 2014 issue. More
Todela, Neher Earn Scholarships
Adrienne Todela and Susanne Neher, both undergraduates at the Pardee School, have been recognized by the Boston University Office of the Provost for outstanding contributions to scholarship. More
Undergrad Neenan Publishes Op-Ed on CIA Torture
Alexandra Neenan, an undergraduate major in International Relations, said that a recent Senate report on CIA torture techniques was a strategic blunder. More
Pardee Grad Students Awarded Travel Grants
Graduate Research Travel Grants will enable Pardee School Masters students to travel to India, Paraguay, Europe, Nevada and Washington DC to pursue and present their research. More