MPA ’23 graduate will pursue graduate studies at Tsinghua University focused on innovation and industrial policy

Timothy Frye MIA '92 recalls his participation in U.S. soft power projects and considers the consequences of Trump’s America First policy.

Alfred DeGemmis EMPA '16 and Arnaud Goessens MPA-ESP '16 played active roles in complex negotiations at the 20th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES COP20).

Operation Mincemeat and Dead Outlaw, both coproduced by the SIPA graduate and Iraq War veteran, opened on Broadway earlier this year.

The entrepreneur, artist, and founder of the Vuslat Foundation discusses how to heal divides in our polarized world.

"When I reflect on my life, I never thought I would be working in childcare. And yet here I am, running the largest childcare network in Kenya. SIPA is a huge part of that story."

"I really do credit SIPA for launching me into a position and a career that has taken me to do things that I had only dreamed of."

Event featured Nobel laureate Maria Ressa, three alumni honorees, expert panel discussions, and a celebration at Low Library.

The 2025 Ramsar Wetland Conservation Awards recognize some of the most impactful wetland conservation efforts and those driving this change.

Two SIPA alumnae will continue to represent voters in their states after winning elections on November 5.