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In a time of intense division and partisanship, the path toward peace can seem daunting. For Prof. Andrea Bartoli, however, “Peace is not only possible: it makes the future possible.” Bartoli, SIGS

The new “Concentrations” video series highlights students from each of Soka’s five concentrations: Environmental Studies, Humanities, Life Sciences, International Studies, and Social and Behavioral

Aliso Viejo City Councilman Ross Chun contacted Associate Dean of Students and Director of Student Activities Michelle Hobby over the winter break and said he wanted to fulfill a promise he had made

M. Robert Hamersley, who was named �������� of America’s dean of faculty in June 2023 after 16 years teaching and serving in a variety of leadership roles at SUA—including two years as

Born into a family of peace activists in Norway, Alexander Harang, distinguished adjunct professor, has deep experience in both the theories and practicalities of achieving peace. A longtime supporter

Ladies and gentlemen, fellow alumni, and honored guests, thank you for joining us tonight at the ��������Peace Gala. It is a privilege and immense joy to stand before you and share my journey, my

Exploring how to bring the principles of global citizenship into classrooms from pre-kindergarten through high school led to lively discussions among the �������� of America alumni who returned

�������� of America is opening nominations for its fourth ��������Global Citizen Award. The award is presented to an individual who has made a major contribution to the global community and

SUA founder Daisaku Ikeda conveyed his hopes and expectations for SUA in an original song he wrote in 2011 titled “The Light of Hope” to celebrate the 10th anniversary of SUA’s founding in Aliso Viejo

More than 30 ��������students in this year’s Impactathon began the business pitch competition with ice breakers, including a prompt to brainstorm what they could create with candy and plastic toys. Then