Suhail Vawda grew up in Johannesburg, Gauteng province, South Africa. He completed his B.A. in Law (2018) and LL.B. (2020) at the University of...

Peidong Sun, associate professor of arts and sciences in China and Asia-Pacific studies, says, “The teeth of totalitarianism were inching toward me....

EAP is happy to announce that doctoral student Wanheng Hu won a Young Scholar Award from the China Times Cultural Foundation. He ranked first place...

Steve Yale-Loehr, professor of immigration law, co-authors this opinion piece on private sponsorship of refugees. 

Linda Shi, assistant professor of city and regional planning, discusses rebuilding after Hurricane Ian. 

“Overall, the package did not have much clarity in terms of how it would support the economy in the short run without raising inflation,” says Eswar...

Faculty projects add short-term international experiences to existing courses or create new courses in tandem with partners abroad.

Zin Wai Yan, one of our Yangon-based interns, and Laura Chang, a Cornell University student, investigate the challenges experienced by Myanmar...

“Sanctions that put the United States at odds with its allies and partners today will both undercut their effectiveness and make it harder to enroll a...

The LRC podcast features Thamora Fishel, Chencong Zhu, Irfan Asgani, and Maks Tkachuk, members of the team from FLIP, Cornell’s Foreign Language...