Fifteen Fulbright alumni have been selected for the Guggenheim Foundation’s
Fifteen Fulbrighters Selected as 2026 Guggenheim Fellows
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An American Idea: Historian Explains how Yellowstone Inspired National Parks Around the World
At Boğaziçi University in Istanbul, American Faisal Husain taught about how the United States pioneered the idea of national parks and how that model of preserving wild spaces spread to Türkiye.
National Archives Turns to Master Papermaker to Safeguard the Declaration of Independence
Timothy Barrett’s Fulbright in Japan helped preserve America’s founding documents for future generations.
Fulbright Top Producing Institutions
114 colleges and universities across the United States have received recognition for high numbers of Fulbright awards and for their dedication to international engagement that benefits American communities.
Aaron Copland’s Music Captured America’s Spirit
125 years after his birth, the iconic composer’s work continues to exemplify America’s ethos of optimism and possibility.
Former U.S. Army Officer Shares Skills in International Negotiation and Criminal Justice
Fulbright Specialist Christopher Rhoades from Liberty University finds “Whether it’s in Kandahar or Kansas, whether it’s in Bogota, Boston, or Baghdad, human behavior is human behavior, and people are the same everywhere.”
Inspired by Insects, 3D-Printed Robots Move without Motors
Jackson Wilt’s Fulbright experiments have sparked the public’s imagination and can be applied to manufacturing and food production.
Eighteen Fulbrighters Selected as 2025 Guggenheim Fellows
Artists, researchers, and scientists who honed their craft through Fulbright—and have made exceptional contributions to their fields—have been honored by the Guggenheim Foundation.
Ashlie Crosson Named 2025 National Teacher of the Year
The Teachers for Global Classrooms alumna encourages students in her rural school district in Mifflin County, Pennsylvania to “go global.”
American Geologist Connects with Critical Mineral Experts in Sri Lanka
Fulbright U.S. Scholar Kusali Gamage, a Geology Professor from Austin Community College in Texas, facilitated discussions about graphite supply chains between Sri Lanka and the United States.