SIPA STORIES: How COVID upended my family’s grocery store — and our entire livelihood

Kat Sewon Oh (MIA ’23) shares how the pandemic permanently closed her parents’ grocery store after 14 years.

SIPA StoriesKat Sewon OhOctober 3, 2022Comment

CAMPUS NEWS: Financial aid, fundraising, and climbing enrollment: takeaways from SIPA’s 2021 annual report

Sebastian McAteer (MPA ’23) reviews key takeaways from SIPA’s 2021 annual report.

NewsSebastian McAteerSeptember 29, 2022Comment

SIPA STORIES: Geopolitics from the Soviet Union to Iran: Q&A with Professor Albert Bininachvili

Allegra Reister (M.S. ’23) interviews Professor Albert Bininachvili about his studies at Moscow University in the former Soviet Union and his work in Iran during the U.S. hostage crisis.

SIPA StoriesAllegra ReisterSeptember 6, 2022Comment

OPINION: 3 things India’s government can do to solve rising unemployment

Dakshesh Thacker (MPA ’23) recommends boosting small businesses, providing a stimulus package for green jobs, and incentivizing women-led, low-risk enterprises.

OpinionDakshesh ThackerAugust 16, 2022Comment

OPINION: Roe v. Wade and nurturing hope through each other

Nina Liew (MPA ’23) shares her experience getting an abortion this summer.

OpinionNina LiewJuly 22, 2022Comment

OPINION: Murder, migration, and marginalization: seeking refuge and representation in the UK

Phoebe Bower (MPA ’23) calls for greater influence for the refugee community, within and beyond the UK.

OpinionPhoebe BowerJuly 13, 2022Comment