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Bing Lin ’16, Ph.D. ’21
News
January 07, 2026
This SPIA Alum is a ‘Bright Spot’ on the International Storytelling Stage
As an undergraduate student studying ecology and evolutionary biology at Princeton University, Bing Lin ’16, Ph.D. ’21 traveled to Honduras for field work that saw him work on two coral reef patches that, despite their proximity, featured completely different fish and coral compositions. Investigating this juxtaposition was a…
Bing Lin ’16, Ph.D. ’21
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News, Q&A
January 05, 2026
Princeton SPIA Faculty React to U.S. Capture of Venezuelan President Maduro
Faculty Provide Analysis on Legality, International Implications, and Venezuela’s Future PRINCETON, NJ – Following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by the United States, faculty from the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs are sharing expert perspectives to provide context and clarity on the…
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Dayton Ashby, MPA ’27
Community Profile, Policy Profile, News
January 05, 2026
#PolicyProfile: Dayton Ashby, MPA ’27
“I entered college planning to study the world, but working in my own backyard in Mississippi ultimately changed my path and shifted my focus from diplomacy to the urgent reality of American poverty. I was born and raised in Mississippi, and attended @olemiss, where I earned a bachelor’s degree in international studies and…
Dayton Ashby, MPA ’27
Podcasts
December 19, 2019
Politics & Polls #165: Dealing with College Debt Featuring Caitlin Zaloom
College debt is a defining characteristic of middle class life in America.In this episode, Caitlin Zaloom joins Julian Zelizer to discuss the impact of debt on families and students, the historic value of education, and explanations behind the rising costs of college. These are all topics of her new book, “Indebted: How…
Features
December 18, 2019
WWS Reacts: House to Vote on Articles of Impeachment
Today, the U.S. House of Representatives will vote on two articles of impeachment against President Trump: abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. It is the third time in American history the House could impeach a president, and a party-line vote is expected. We asked experts at Princeton University to comment on what a…
Features
December 16, 2019
Climate Change Could Make RSV Respiratory Infection Outbreaks Less Severe, More Common
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Policy Profile
December 16, 2019
Christopher Crawford, Ph.D. Candidate
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Podcasts
December 12, 2019
Politics & Polls #164: Indivisible with Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg
After President Donald Trump was elected, two congressional staffers wrote a guide to “resisting the Trump agenda,” which immediately went viral. Known as “Indivisible,” the guide sparked a grassroots movement across the country, and invisible groups are now working across the country to advocate for progressive leaders and…
Features
December 09, 2019
Paul A. Volcker ’49, Former Federal Reserve Chairman, Dies at 92
Paul A. Volcker ’49, a formidable force in U.S. government who led the Federal Reserve to quell inflation in the late 1970s and early 80s, died on Dec. 8 in New York. He was 92.Volcker is among Princeton University’s most esteemed alumni and served as the Frederick H. Schultz Class of 1951 Professor of International Economic…
Djeniffer Melo MPA ’20
Policy Profile
December 09, 2019
Djeniffer Melo MPA '20
Djeniffer Melo MPA ’20