Wander down to the school's cyber cafe and you might get in on a conversation about global hunger or a recent political development halfway around the world. Sit in on an after-hours panel discussion and you might learn about international security or healthcare conditions on another continent. Have lunch with fellow students who come from countries throughout the globe. And that's all between classes!

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School news and events

Pardee Center for International Futures opens at Josef Korbel School for International Studies

This spacious new annex provides a comfortable home for students and teachers of global forecasting. "This is important for everyone who makes decisions," said Center Director Barry Hughes. "It's about where we're coming from and where we're going."

Journalist James Fallows discusses U.S.-China relations with Korbel students

Journalist James Fallows encouraged DU students to engage with their Chinese counterparts in developing sustainable economic growth at the annual "Bridges to the Future" keynote event.

Dean Tom Farer hosts a town hall with students

Class size and waiting lists for classes ranked at the top of a list of concerns voiced by students in a cordial, town-hall style give-and-take gathering hosted by Josef Korbel School of International Studies Dean Tom Farer.