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“Four years from now, what kind of person do you want to be?” asked ��������Student Union president Julia Miyagawa Braga ’25, addressing the newly arrived Class of 2028. On August 6, over 120 first-year

This summer, SUA welcomed more than 2,000 visitors from the Southern California community to its annual Summer at ��������series. From June to August, the campus hosted a Shakespeare production and

SUA students will soon have the opportunity to experience hands-on learning in one of the most biodiverse places on the planet: the Amazon rainforest. In July, SUA President Ed Feasel signed a

This summer, SUA Professor Shane Barter conducted fieldwork and in Southeast Asia with support from the Institute for Humane Studies (IHS). IHS is a non-profit organization at George Mason University

�������� of America has named Dr. Mirian Vilela recipient of the 2024 ��������Global Citizen Award for her work championing sustainable development and education for global citizenship. Vilela

“We cannot dismiss the potential of young people,” said Ramon Paras ’08 to a room of fellow SUA alumni and educators, many of whom nodded in agreement. A middle and high school teacher at Soka

Nuclear war is closer than ever, but we have the power to prevent it, Dr. Ira Helfand warned a group of students at �������� of America’s Nuclear Politics 2024 summer program. This stark, but

More than 1,000 visitors are welcomed onto campus during commencement weekend each year, greeted by a pristine campus, delicious meals, tour guides at the ready, and a myriad of ��������faculty and staff

The ��������Institute for Global Solutions (SIGS) serves as an anchor for global citizens to expand their collaborative, purposeful, and sustaining networks of global cooperation. Such cooperation was on

As a gray canopy of clouds blanketing Aliso Viejo parted to reveal a brilliant, sun-lit afternoon, the skies seemed to join in the celebration of this year’s �������� of America graduates. More