OPINION: You’re likely wearing clothing made with forced labor

Meghan McLane (MS ’23) urges both clothing buyers and suppliers to take on joint responsibility to protect the 60 million workers across global supply chains.

OpinionMeghan McLaneOctober 13, 2022Comment

SIPA STORIES: I survived COVID-19 only to be terrified of living.

Marielle Villar Martiney (EMPA ’23) writes about the pervasive terror of mass shootings.

SIPA Stories, Campus NewsMarielle Villar MartineyOctober 12, 2022Comment

OPINION: We must not allow energy companies to profit from Putin’s war

Matteo Chiadò Piat (MPA-ESP ’23) defends the EU’s proposal to limit how much energy companies can profit from surging prices.

OpinionMatteo Chiadò PiatOctober 6, 2022Comment

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