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The ��������Institute for Global Solutions held its inaugural summer program, “Nuclear Politics 2023,” in collaboration with the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey’s James Martin

�������� of America unveiled the Mariam Chowdhury Corner for Global Citizenship on May 27 at a ceremony honoring the legacy and contributions of Mrs. Chowdhury. The beloved life partner of

M. Robert Hamersley, professor of environmental biogeochemistry, has been named �������� of America’s dean of faculty. His appointment, announced by Michael Weiner, executive vice president for

The ��������Arts, Music & Food Festival opened a new chapter in �������� of America’s connection with the Southern California community. The festival, attended by 2,300 people, featured musical

SUA founder Daisaku Ikeda perfectly captured the spirit of the 19th Commencement Ceremony in his message to the Class of 2023, calling the day a “song of epic triumph.” The cool and cloudy afternoon

“Ladies and gentlemen, the mission of �������� of America is to foster a steady stream of global citizens committed to living a contributive life,” said Wanjira Mathai, the third recipient of

Reaffirming its mission to educate global citizens, �������� of America has announced a significant expansion of its need- and merit-based financial aid program to increase access to SUA’s

At the closing ceremony of ChoMUN, a Model United Nations conference hosted by the University of Chicago, Maria Akenkou ’25 was awarded an honorable mention for her success as a delegate. The award

The National Science Foundation recently announced it will award ��������faculty member Robert Levenson, assistant professor of biochemistry, $292,310 to support his research on “BRC-BIO: Harnessing

Women’s History Month at SUA culminated with “Voices of Women at Soka,” a panel discussion and community mixer highlighting the rich diversity of women’s identities and experiences on campus. Six