U.K. prime minister says U.S. study ‘changed my life’
New U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak studied business at Stanford in California. Learn about his U.S. Fulbright Program experience.
Meet the watchdogs guarding internet access
When authoritarian regimes block the internet, these organizations expose the restrictions against free expression.
Women’s colleges work for these scholars
What's it like going to a women's college in the United States? Three women with roots in the Middle East share their experiences.
What is the International Atomic Energy Agency?
Learn more about the global agency that promotes safe, secure and peaceful uses of nuclear technologies around the world.
MacArthur Foundation celebrates ‘exceptional creativity’
The MacArthur Foundation honored 25 individuals in 2022 for their creativity in fields such as math, science and music. Meet three of them.
2 exchange programs, 600 artists from over 60 countries
Two State Department programs — OneBeat and Center Stage — bring hundreds of artists from around the world together in the United States.
Trailblazer Nicole Aunapu Mann to lead team to space station
She grew up among members of the Round Valley Indian Tribes. Her love of math and science may place her among the first women on the moon.
She proved signing is more than translating spoken words
Ursula Bellugi, an American neurobiologist, altered how sign languages are perceived worldwide. Learn about her groundbreaking discoveries.
Historically Black colleges and universities are leaders in Fulbright Program
The State Department honored 19 historically Black colleges and universities as leaders in the Fulbright Program. Learn more.