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Are you an IR/polisci/econ major? Are you interested in foreign policy and writing? Do you want to become a pUbLiShEd aUtHoR (looks great on your resume)? If so, Tufts Hemispheres is the place for you! Founded in 1976, Hemispheres: The Tufts University Journal of International Affairs is the oldest publication in the United States committed to publishing distinguished research produced by undergraduate students.
Interested in Star Wars or international relations? Check out Connor Giersch's blog post for an IR-based analysis of the First Order's rise and New Republic's fall. Link in our bio!
We're excited to announce that the winning submissions from the Spring 2021 Blog Contest are now available on our blog! Find the links in our bio. Congratulations again to Veronica Stewart-Frommer, Sarah Stahlman, and Sacha L. Waters!
We’re excited to announce that electronic and print versions of our 2021 journal are now available! Thank you to all of our authors, editors, photographers, and editorialists for your hard work on Coping with Crises. Find the e-version at the link in our bio, and be sure to pick up a physical copy in the coming week at Tisch or the Campus Center.
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Cast your vote for the winners of our blog contest by 11:59 pm on Sunday! Start by watching the trailers in this post, then read the full articles and vote at the link in our bio. Find the article that corresponds to each trailer below!

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