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Nuclear war is closer than ever, but we have the power to prevent it, Dr. Ira Helfand warned a group of students at �����ؿ� of America’s Nuclear Politics 2024 summer program. This stark, but

More than 1,000 visitors are welcomed onto campus during commencement weekend each year, greeted by a pristine campus, delicious meals, tour guides at the ready, and a myriad of Soka faculty and staff

As a gray canopy of clouds blanketing Aliso Viejo parted to reveal a brilliant, sun-lit afternoon, the skies seemed to join in the celebration of this year’s �����ؿ� of America graduates. More

The Soka Institute for Global Solutions (SIGS) serves as an anchor for global citizens to expand their collaborative, purposeful, and sustaining networks of global cooperation. Such cooperation was on

The Soka Peace Festival continued the tradition of SUA’s connection with the Southern California community. The festival featured musical performances by the Grammy-winning rock band Ozomatli, hip hop

A hallmark of SUA’s multidisciplinary liberal arts education is the diversity of Soka students’ academic and professional interests. This diversity is on brilliant display in the range of

Note: This message was delivered to SUA students via email on April 27, 2024. Dear students, I’m sure that many of you have been hearing about student demonstrations taking place on college campuses

“Prizes don’t create peace. Individuals create peace,” said Dr. Asle Toje on the first day of the �����ؿ� of America Nobel Seminars, answering one of the key questions posed during a series of

How do we address the current crisis facing higher education? This was the focal point of Dr. Isabel Nuñez’s university talk on April 3, “To Others as to Ourselves: Courage, Wisdom, and Compassion.”

Seventeen Soka students from six countries spanning North America, Central America, Asia, and Australia participated in SUA’s annual Alternative Spring Break this semester. They began preparing for