Jeremi Suri

We must hold university and government officials accountable.

UT professor reminds us that policy and personal experience are linked.

Despite the effects of globalization, we must not get trapped in familiar destinations.

We need leadership that inspires and improves our diverse community.

Campus carry disturbs ability for UT to be an open learning space.

UT professor believes global leaders must stick to standards of humanity when fighting Islamic State.

UT professor lists steps he hopes students and faculty undertake this semester.

After more than 30 years of hostility, relations between the United States and Iran have the possibility of shifting if the leaders of these two states commit to work together on current negotiations on nuclear non-proliferation and economic sanctions. 

Professor Jeremi Suri reflects on the fall of the Berlin Wall, 25 years later.

To fight terrorism, columnist and LBJ School of Public Affairs professor Jeremi Suri argues that the US needs to utilize development and combat tactics. 

In this week's column on foreign affairs, LBJ School of Public Affairs professor Jeremi Suri discusses the Ebola crisis' entrance into the United States. 

The United States should combine persuasion with money and force to make necessary changes abroad, says columnist and professor Jeremi Suri. 

LBJ School of Public Affairs professor says we should more thoroughly reexamine the role of the U.S. military, especially considering the wars in Iraq and Syria.  

In the first of a weekly column, LBJ professor Jeremi Suri argues that although foreign affairs may seem irrelevant to students, they deserve our special attention.