Reves Center for International Studies Events

Study abroad at Oxford University in 2018-19 or Spring 2019!

 How does knowledge of the world beyond our shores help us understand and respond to the events in our sister-city in August 2017?

 How does knowledge of the world beyond our shores help us understand and respond to the events in our sister-city in August 2017?

Professor Clay Clemens will discuss the German Elections

Please join us for a special screening of Tickling Giants at the Briggs Amphitheatre. Hosted by the William & Mary International Law Society and Muslim Law Students Association.

Rain location: Sadler Center Commonwealth Auditorium

Global Studies invites you to a lunch-time lecture: “The Myth of Defectology: 'Mentally Retarded' Children and the Ideological Functions of Soviet Biopolitics"

Come out for food, fun and games in a supportive space and social for our Latinx student! Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with the Africana House and Latin American Students Union. 

Dr. Totah will discuss preservation and the city of Damascus before the war in Syria and today.

In the lecture Dr. Hashimoto will examine two films produced in the immediate aftermath of the Second World War in China and Japan. 

Oktoberfest celebration at the Randolph Complex Commons area.

Interested in child immigration policy? The Weingartner Initiative for Deliberative Democracy is looking for students to participate in hour-long discussions regarding unaccompanied and undocumented minors. Participants will receive a $10 Wawa gift card.

The Reves Center for International Studies 2017 George Tayloe Ross Address on International Peace features Soh Yeoung Roh '84h

As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, Javier Ávila performs his celebrated one-man show, The Trouble with My Name. Join Pennsylvania's Professor of the year as he sheds light on the American Latino experience with his unique brand of satire and poetry.

Extended deadline for Trinity term 2018 (April – late June 2018) at Oxford University!