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Egypt’s Arab Spring at 10: The work of political anniversaries

Ten years after the world’s attention was captured by protests in Tahrir Square, historian of the modern Middle East Nancy Y. Reynolds cautions against an oversimplified remembering of the people, places and policies that sparked the uprising.

3.1.21

Student, Alumni

Two JIMES students named Rhodes finalists

12.3.20

Faculty

Berg edits book on Israeli literature

10.28.20

Faculty

Anika Walke writes about newly discovered oral histories of Jewish life erased under Soviet rule

10.28.20

Welcome Students! (Fall 2020)

9.3.20

Alumna Katie Prinkey publishes research based on JIMES coursework

12.3.20

Two JIMES students named Rhodes finalists

1.28.20

Tazeen Ali (MA, ’12) returns to WashU as the Danforth Center’s first Islamic Studies scholar

4.18.19

Egypt’s Arab Spring at 10: The work of political anniversaries

Two JIMES students named Rhodes finalists

Berg edits book on Israeli literature

Anika Walke writes about newly discovered oral histories of Jewish life erased under Soviet rule

Welcome Students! (Fall 2020)

Alumna Katie Prinkey publishes research based on JIMES coursework

Two JIMES students named Rhodes finalists

Tazeen Ali (MA, ’12) returns to WashU as the Danforth Center’s first Islamic Studies scholar

Tyler B. Parker, MA '18, returns to campus for symposium on Yemeni Civil War

Former JIMES MA student, Anruo Bao, to present at upcoming conference, June 4-5

Routledge publishes collection including essays from two alumni

The Misery of Terrorism: Intelligence blunders, savage despair, and the endless war.