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Educators from across the country gathered in Boston this spring to tackle a complex challenge: how to teach students about nuclear weapons in ways that inspire civic engagement rather than despair

“Whether we have a nuclear war or not is completely up to us,” Dr. Ira Helfand told his audience at SUA on June 12. “It’s really important that we inform ourselves and mobilize the body politic to

“You all are the hope for humanity, who desire peace,” said �ǿմ�ý��Ƶ of America President Edward Feasel, addressing the graduates at the start of their commencement ceremony on May 23. Friends

On Commencement Day, we spoke to Class of 2025 graduates about their favorite memories, future plans, and what the Soka community means to them. These stories reveal how four years at SUA shaped not

In the wake of horrific acts of violence and human rights abuses, how can societies reconcile painful, conflicting memories and ensure a future of peaceful cooperation? The Soka Institute for Global

After pandemic disruptions put sustainability reporting on hold, �ǿմ�ý��Ƶ of America has returned stronger — reclaiming its STARS Silver rating with regained momentum for continual improvement

A Night of Remembrance: Students Gather in Candlelight to Celebrate Lucas’ Life On May 1, more than 250 students gathered for a candlelight vigil to honor Lucas Colombo ’27, a beloved friend

“Creativity, like compassion, requires us to stay open,” said trailblazing jazz musician, composer, and global humanitarian Herbie Hancock during his remarks after receiving the 2025 Soka Global

This May, six SUA faculty members were featured on NPR’s nationally syndicated program “The Academic Minute,” offering bite-sized insights from their latest research to listeners across the country

On May 3, the Campus Green blossomed with laughter, games, and meaningful reunions during SUA’s first homecoming celebration. As children of staff and alumni jumped in a bouncy house and students