Aditya Shukla (MPA ‘24) highlights the democratic essence of marijuana reform, backed by Snoop Dogg, Jane Fonda, Bernie Sanders and 70% of Americans. He emphasizes that the policy has economic, social and health benefits, and urges support of the MORE Act for equitable change.
Read MoreGen. Michael Minihan's memo, dispatched on January 27, forecasts an upcoming war with China, diverging from the Biden administration's position on the matter. Gunnar Wainwright (MPA ‘24) argues that the memo's public nature accentuates the intricate dynamic between civilian and military authority in shaping the US's approach to national security.
Read MoreVisalaakshi Annamalai (MPA ‘24) advocates for equal pay and benefits for female athletes in the FIFA Women's World Cup. Calling on corporate partners to take action, she urges them to use their influence to press FIFA in adopting equal pay policies and championing gender equality in the realm of sports.
Read MoreAdriana Sánchez (MS ‘23) opens up about her transformative decision to depart from Mexico and challenge detrimental energy reform policies head-on. Witnessing the repercussions on renewable energy initiatives, she sets out on a new path, seeking support and resources to advocate for climate action.
Read MoreSIPA’s iTrek, now renamed Middle East Trek, has been scrutinized by students for rebranding while obfuscating its true nature and sponsor. In this op-ed, Sebastian McAteer (MPA ‘23) calls on SIPA to stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people and divest from iTrek and all associated treks supported by the Israeli government.
Read MoreMohammed Shahrukh (MIA ‘24) writes that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is using encroachment codes to target and demolish the houses of Muslim families, a new form of collective punishment.
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