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Orville Schell, Arthur Ross Director of the Center on U.S.-China Relations at Asia Society, is one of those rare public figures who can shift seamlessly from the esoteric to the essential, from the fictional to the factual, from philosophy to policy. This trait was in abundance on Wednesday, March 10,… More

In 1995 the French journalist and scholar Jean Lacouture published a small book with a series of portraits of the figures who had “made” the world after World War II. Some were widely acknowledged to be monstrous for their misdeeds; others were the source of Lacouture’s personal inspiration. In a… More

We caught up with ACT student, Danjela Lura, Computer Science major, and founder of the “ACT Data Girls” club after she presented the “Landing a Tech Internship” webinar during International Education Week in fall 2020. Danjela was keen to talk about her experience and the ways that her liberal arts education… More

It was the summer of 1988. Alec Mally, a career foreign service officer, was completing a three-year stint as an economics officer at the US Embassy in Manila. A Sovietologist by inclination and training, with an interest in Eastern Europe, Mally was keen to land a spot on the far side of the… More

Starting January 2021, ACT - the American College of Thessaloniki and NATO’s Allied Command Transformation Innovation Hub based in Norfolk, Virginia (USA) launched a partnership involving internship positions for ACT students at the Innovation Hub.  NATO’s Allied Command Transformation (ACT) Innovation Hub is an open collaboration community of people and entities… More