OBSERVER NEWS

April 11, 2018 in News // Breaking – Reorganization of ERE Program at SAIS announced
December 5, 2017 in Opinion // Sexual abuse culture – The SAIS Observer editorial chat
May 8, 2017 in Issues // Veterans Group Stages Brief Protest at SAIS’s D.C. Campus
April 6, 2017 in Issues // Is China Splitting From Europe Over Carbon Trading?
December 5, 2016 in Campus News // Douglas Hengel on the direction of climate and oil policy, and whether Trump’s election could change the game
November 22, 2016 in Campus News // SAIS Students Nervous about US Foreign Policy under Trump
April 28, 2014 in On the Front Page // Wear the SAIS Uniform
April 28, 2014 in Faculty/Experts // P.J. Crowley on Secrecy and Reporting in the Age of Leaks
April 28, 2014 in Faculty/Experts // Journalist, Admissions Director and Now Entrepreneur: Nelson Prepares to Set Sail
April 28, 2014 in Faculty/Experts // After 19 Years, SAIS’ Ron Lambert Retires
April 28, 2014 in SAIS Life // SAIS Europe Students Study the Rise of National Socialism in Munich
February 12, 2014 in Opinion // Glorious Sea, the Sacred Baikal
January 9, 2014 in Videos // SAIS Europe Thanksgiving
December 21, 2013 in Issues // La Vita della Vespa: 5 life lessons from driving a Vespa in Italy
December 21, 2013 in Issues // The Changing Price of Motherhood
December 10, 2013 in On the Front Page // Details Behind SAIS Finances
December 10, 2013 in On the Front Page // SAIS Budget Review
December 10, 2013 in On the Front Page // Dean Bonnie Wilson Steps Down
December 10, 2013 in On the Front Page // SAIS China Initiative Explained
December 10, 2013 in On the Front Page // SAIS Announces New Degree
December 10, 2013 in Issues // ‘Tis the Season – SAIS Observer Cartoon
December 10, 2013 in Issues // Harken Back to the Days of Baskervile
December 10, 2013 in Continuing the Discussion // Discussing China’s ADIZ: Potential Benefits for the US
December 10, 2013 in Continuing the Discussion // Discussing China’s ADIZ: Reasonable Move for China
December 9, 2013 in Issues // The Corrosive Nature of Qat in Yemen
May 18, 2018 in Issues // SGA Election Transparency: An Unfortunate Example of Poor Leadership
May 18, 2018 in Campus News // Shortage of SGA Candidates in SAIS Europe
April 30, 2018 in Campus News // Fish and Ships: A Near-Arctic Proposal
April 30, 2018 in Campus News // The Consul-General’s General Consolation
April 30, 2018 in Campus News // China’s Recent Political Shake-ups: Perspectives from Nanjing
April 24, 2018 in Campus News // The World Has Changed and IR Schools Need to Adapt

Faculty/Experts

“The Only Solution for Europe is Enhanced Cooperation”: A Conversation with President Romano Prodi

April 24, 2017 // 0 Comments

By UTPALA MENON and ILIAS KALOTYCHOS It was about 6:30 pm in Bologna, with the sun finally showing signs of setting. Another long Tuesday had taken its toll on a group of ...

Alumni Continue Giving Back to the HNC by Transitioning to Staff

March 29, 2017 // 0 Comments

by: Caroline Yarber NANJING–The Hopkins-Nanjing Center provides a unique opportunity for SAIS students. Not only do students receive an immersive perspective on ...

Interview with Marie-Lucie Spoke, founder of the CSR Consulting Company “Community Roots China”

March 29, 2017 // 0 Comments

by: ANNA WOODS NANJING–Community Roots China works with underprivileged children in 12 provinces around China. Their programmes include the One Heart Gift Bag, which ...

Eating for Your Country: The Irresistible Rise of Gastro-Diplomacy

December 26, 2016 // 0 Comments

By DAVID ELLWOOD You only have to spend a few minutes in the streets of Bologna to see that food around here is serious business. The city has always had a foodie air about ...

U.S. Ambassador Baucus Visits the Hopkins-Nanjing Center

December 15, 2016 // 0 Comments

by CHELSEA TOCZAUER NANJING – U.S. Ambassador to China, Max Baucus, visited the Hopkins-Nanjing Center on Thursday, October 13, 2016. Before President Barack Obama ...

An Interview with John Pasden

December 15, 2016 // 0 Comments

BY LOGAN PAULEY John Pasden is the founder and head consultant of AllSet Learning in Shanghai, China. Over the years, John has led and worked for many successful Mandarin ...

Professor Gary Sick: What We Talk About When We Talk About the Iran Nuclear Treaty

October 30, 2016 // 0 Comments

BY LISA MARTINE JENKINS & RAPHAËL BOUSQUET In this United States election cycle, the issue of Iran has loomed large. The Iran nuclear treaty in particular has figured ...

Professor Hua Tao on Islam in China

May 3, 2016 // 0 Comments

BY JONATHAN HALL-EASTMAN Hua Tao earned his Ph.D. in History from Nanjing University’s Department of History in 1989. He currently serves as a professor of Chinese Studies ...

Eliot Cohen and the Fight Against Trump

May 3, 2016 // 0 Comments

BY SHAWN DOYLE Donald Trump is careening towards the Republican nomination, with the conservative establishment left watching in horror as the failed meat salesman and former ...

Is Trade Evil?

April 22, 2016 // 0 Comments

Trade has driven the U.S. presidential debate in 2016. Criticizing free trade as the cause of declining U.S. manufacturing, both Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump have sparked ...

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