Radhika Bhambi (MPA ‘23) explores the impact of refraction and atmosphere on the sunset, and explains how the sunset we observe is nothing but a sheer image of the Sun.

SIPA StoriesZachey KligerSeptember 20, 2021 Comment

NYC: A Harlem community garden continues its legacy of healing during the pandemic

Russ Kuhner (MPA-ESP ‘21) on the healing role a Harlem community garden played for its residents during the pandemic.

NYCRussell KuhnerJune 20, 2021Comment

POLITICS: India’s COVID-19 miscalculations

Radhika Bhambi (MPA ‘23) assesses the series of events that led India into a dreadful grip of the second wave of the Covid-19, and offers advice on how the Government of India can focus its resources on improving its healthcare infrastructure and reducing the severe impact of the pandemic on its citizens.

Policy and PoliticsRadhika BhambiJune 20, 2021 Comments

POLITICS: Can climate change stories save the world?

Allison Day (MPA ‘21) interviews a documentary filmmaker, a novelist, a comedian, a playwright, and climate scientists about the challenges of including climate change in different forms of entertainment.

Policy and PoliticsAllison DayJune 7, 2021Comment

POLITICS: The asymmetric media ecosystem at the heart of America’s post-truth era

Zachey Kliger (MPA ‘22) reviews Network Propaganda (2018), a book about the root causes of disinformation in the American media ecosystem.

Policy and PoliticsZachey KligerMay 31, 2021Comment

Voting restriction laws are a threat to environmental justice

Daniel Propp (MPA ‘21) explores how the new voting laws in Georgia, Florida, and Texas may entrench environmental racism.

Editor's Pick, NewsDaniel ProppMay 31, 2021Comment