POLITICS: Human Rights Watch releases report on plight of Trinidadians detained in Syria

Aarushia Gupta (MIA ‘24) details the recently released Human Rights Watch report on nationals of Trinidad & Tobago, including at least 56 children, unlawfully held in detention camps in Northeast Syria.

Policy and PoliticsAarushi GuptaMarch 6, 2023Comment

CAMPUS NEWS: Two years on, updated University reimbursement process faces criticism

Is Concur another tedious task or an end to them? Emily Muller (MIA ‘24) covers reactions to the updated expense management platform.

NewsEmily MullerMarch 5, 2023Comment

OPINION: Eric Adams must keep his promise to fund our parks in 2023

Ezekiel Maben (MPA-ESP ‘23) argues that Mayor Eric Adams’ campaign promise to imbue the New York City Parks Department with more than $1 billion in operational funding is crucial to social equity.

OpinionEzekiel MabenMarch 1, 2023Comment

POLITICS: France recognizes Seyfo Genocide of 1915

Maryam Ishaya (MIA ‘23) writes about an Assyrian-Chaldean Genocide recognition bill that was approved shortly after presentation to the French Senate.

Policy and PoliticsMaryam IshayaFebruary 27, 2023Comment

OPINION: Don't ban ChatGPT, embrace it

Pachara Aungsusuknarumol (MIA ‘24) argues that ChatGPT helps students become more independent learners.

OpinionPachara AungsusuknarumolFebruary 20, 2023Comment

SIPA STORIES: I worried so much about my future. My aunt taught me to let go.

Kat Sewon Oh (MIA ‘23) is done trying to find the right way to live, and dedicates this drastic yet positive change in mindset to her aunt.

SIPA Stories, Campus NewsKat Sewon OhFebruary 13, 2023Comment