THIS IS SATIRE. In September of 2017, members of this year’s graduating class Dahna Black, Conor McGuire, and Amir Khouzam had the opportunity to join any number of exciting and topically diverse student groups. They chose not to. Now, 14 months later, they have decided to tell their story.
Read MoreBut where are you really from? Writer Sarah Hong dissects this all too common question.
Read MoreWords matter, but one SIPA questions how we can go about learning and growing personally while always being fearful of saying the wrong thing.
Read MoreWon Jang provides an a brief history on South Korea’s development, a counter narrative to Jeenho Hahm’s article “Being a Conservative at SIPA.”
Read MoreJessica Burke challenges us all to reflect on the myth of meritocracy and the inherent privilege in elite universities.
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