On May 7, 2026, the 2025-26 cohort of IES graduate fellows gathered for a symposium titled “Tracing Europe: Methods, Archives, and...

Isabel Perera (IES) has won two prestigious book awards for “The Welfare Workforce: Why Mental Health Care Varies Across Affluent Democracies”...

The Institute for European Studies recognized twenty-three graduating European Studies Minors on May 19, as part of an Einaudi-wide celebration of...

A daylong IES symposium on May 2 gathered academic and policy experts to share their perspectives on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Cristobal Young, a Cornell University associate professor of sociology, provides expert analysis on millionaire tax migration and its minimal...

David Grazian speaks with sociologist Mabel Berezin about America's rapid decline into authoritarianism and unchecked presidential power.

Suzanne Mettler, a Cornell University professor, is cited for her research on tax policy and the concept of 'submerged' policymaking.

Professor Kira Thurman, a musicologist and historian at the University of Michigan, shared her groundbreaking research on the layered influence of the...

Samantha Power challenged students to “build what comes next” during the Bartels World Affairs Lecture on April 16.

Annetta Alexandridis, a classical archaeologist known for her hands-on approach to research and teaching, died April 13 in New York City. She was...