No Room at the Library?? Walk Over to Morse!

Did you know that rooms A200-A201-A202-A203-A204-A205 in the Morse building have been kept open from 6pm to 11pm every Sunday through Thursday since the end of last semester? 

In fall 2008, Student Council received a number of complaints that there wasn’t enough room to study on campus. In response, a new policy was created: to keep [...]

Ambassador Dan Mozena Speaks on Angola`s Challenges, Prospects

By Damon Shulenberger
On Friday, April 3rd the MIIS community had the opportunity  to join a “fireside chat” with US Ambassador to Angola Dan Mozena, an event coordinated by MPA student Olga Lopo and sponsored by the Afro Club, Global Majority and the Conflict Resolution Club. The well-attended talk covered topics ranging from post-conflict reconstruction, democratization, [...]

The First Green Leadership Award Winner

Congratulations to Rachel Christopherson: 
The First Green Leadership Award Winner
Translation and Interpretation Non-Degree Coordinator Rachel Christopherson has been selected as the first Green Leadership Award Winner. The contest, sponsored by the Environmental Task Force, recognizes peer-nominated MIIS community members who go out of their way to embrace environmental responsibility in their work and personal lives. Rachel [...]

Upcoming MIIS Conference “Trade and the Environment: The Value Proposition of Greening a Business“

By Damon Shulenberger
Most conferences and events held at MIIS feature keywords such as “nuclear“ and “sustainability“ that make it clear which campus organization is putting them on.  What then to make of the upcoming conference ”Trade and the Environment: The Value Proposition of Greening a Business“? 
Considering the current merging of the business, trade and [...]