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 StoriesMarielle Villar MartineyOctober 12, 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

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

SIPA STORIES: Billion-year-old water and the origins of life: an interview with Dr. Barbara Sherwood Lollar

David Webb (MA ’22) interviews Dr. Barbara Sherwood Lollar, who discovered billion-year-old water, the oldest found on Earth.

SIPA StoriesDavid WebbMay 23, 2022Comment

SIPA STORIES: Not all walls divide equally: from peacebuilding to activism in Israel-Palestine

“It is time to recognize that not all sides hold equal weight, not all atrocities balance out, and not all walls divide equally,” Michael Thomson (MIA ’22) writes.

SIPA StoriesMichael ThomsonMay 3, 2022Comment

SIPA STORIES: SIPA administration and community neglect responsibility to support low-income students

Kelsie Greene (MIA ’23) writes about the difficulties of exorbitant tuition and living costs after moving to New York City from the U.S. South.

SIPA StoriesKelsie GreeneMay 3, 2022Comment