In the second installment of her series on universal child allowance, Isha Shah examines why the expanded credit matters beyond its physical outcomes.
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Pedro Vormittag (MIA ‘22), a candidate for Dual-Degree Representative at SIPASA, writes an open letter to SIPA’s new Dean and to SIPASA’s new Board advocating for expanding SIPA’s list of STEM-designated programs.
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It is fashionable to suggest that good systems are built despite politics. Devaansh Samant (MPA ‘23) argues that the initial containment and eventual spread of COVID-19 in India illustrate the opposite.
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Alexander Urwin on what's next for Biden's foreign policy.
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A short poem by Aryadita Balakrishnan (MPA ‘23).
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Colleen Fitzpatrick, MD is a SIPA student and pediatric surgeon. She shares her experience with the initial wave of the Covid pandemic, and offers a reflection on how the country has responded.