Rachel Sullivan Robinson's new co-authored article in Aids and Behavior uses mixed methods to assess forms of violence among sexual and gender minorities in Nigeria.
Full Story

On the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, SIS professor and UNESCO Chair in Transnational Challenges and Governance Amitav Acharya reflects on how the war reshaped the international world order.
Full Story

This article highlights Professor Kim Blankenship’s trailblazing work to advance health equity, promote systemic solutions, and inspire the next generation of scholars and changemakers.
Full Story

Prof. Aref Zahed is bringing artificial intelligence to life through robots and even a solar-powered SUV. By leading a student robotics club and building hands-on projects, he’s inspiring the next generation to shape the future of technology.
Full Story

Since 1997, AU has led the DC Space Grant, opening pathways in STEM education, research, and community engagement with NASA. The program empowers students and educators, strengthens ethical and collaborative science.
Full Story

American University’s Ryan Moore and The Lab @ DC are using data-driven research to address Washington, D.C.’s toughest challenges.
Full Story

Professor Sauleh Siddiqui, a mathematician and environmental scientist, leads a $15M NSF-funded national network to reduce food waste.
Full Story

Bernadette Storey-Laubach, associate director of facilities operations for the College of Arts and Sciences, works behind the scenes—but plays a key role in supporting research in the Hall of Science.
Full Story

Sumitra Badrinathan's new co-authored article in the British Journal of Political Science explores the religious roots of misinformation using experimental evidence from India.
Full Story

Shadi Mokhtari's new article in the Review of International Studies explores the reactionary and reverse metaphor to Makau Mutua’s 2001 "Savages, Victims, and Saviors Metaphor of Human Rights."
Full Story