Press Releases

James Ramsey Bancroft, a longtime support of The Institute of World Politics, was a man unique in his own special combination of wit, generosity, and passion.

This April, IWP was pleased to host two groups of cadets from the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Dr. John Lenczowski, Founder and President of The Institute of World Politics, participated in the BL’s “In Great Mind” series called, “Understanding Communism.”

The Institute of World Politics is pleased to welcome Steven Sterns, Director of Information Security – Threat Management and Response for eBay, to the Advisory Board of its Cyber Intelligence Initiative.

On February 21st, 2019, IWP Senior Vice President for Cyber Intelligence Dean Lane presented at the day-long CDM Media Chief Intelligence Officer (CIO) and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Summit in Arlington, Virginia.

On Friday, April 5, IWP President and Founder Dr. John Lenczowski will participate in a panel entitled: “Poland, the U.S., & NATO: Confronting the Russian Threat.” The event is part of the Kuklinski Museum Discussion Series – 30 Years After the Fall of Communism in Europe.

IWP is pleased to announce the Thomas C. Atwood Scholarship for Academic Excellence, a new scholarship at the Institute. IWP student Erik Khzmalyan is the first recipient of this scholarship.

The Institute of World Politics has received several significant gifts within the past year that are advancing the school’s mission to educate principled, well-rounded leaders in national security and international affairs.

The Institute of World Politics library is pleased to announce recent additions to its extensive collection, a new Library Assistant, and upcoming scheduled orientation sessions that aim to ensure students are fully equipped to take advantage of the substantial resources the department has to offer.

On February 1, 2019, Professor Rebeccah Heinrichs of The Institute of World Politics appeared on PRI’s The World to discuss the recent announcement of the United States withdrawing from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, due to violations by the Russian government.