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Ranen Miao, MPA ’26
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November 20, 2025
#PolicyProfile: Ranen Miao, MPA ’26
“I’ve always had many different interests, but civil rights and economic justice are my core passions. I hope to build systems that treat every person with dignity, including closing the racial wealth gap, ensuring gender equality, and protecting LGBTQIA+ rights. I feel a personal connection to these issues, and I view them as…
Ranen Miao, MPA ’26
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November 20, 2025
SPIAccolades — November 2025
Layna Mosley, a professor of politics and international affairs, has spent the past two months flexing her scholarly muscles. In October, Mosley presented “Sovereign Debt Transparency: The Oversight Role of Parliamentarians” at an…
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November 18, 2025
New Book Takes a Fresh Look at the Nineties and Its Impacts Today
With the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989, the reunification of Germany a year later, and the collapse of the Soviet Union a year after that, the 1990s were shaping up as a hopeful time for the West. Liberal democracy appeared to be ascendent, free trade was championed, and the catastrophic tragedies of two world wars…
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Michelle Feist, Seyron Foo, Kathy Roth-Douquet
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November 13, 2025
Industry Insiders: Princeton SPIA Alumni in Philanthropy
For more than 90 years, alumni from the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs have had meaningful careers in a multitude of industries, perhaps none more so than the federal government. But as government cuts reduce opportunities for a new group of civil servants, Princeton SPIA alumni have stepped up to offer…
Michelle Feist, Seyron Foo, Kathy Roth-Douquet
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November 11, 2025
Program on Science and Global Security Secures $500K Grant to Probe Emerging Tech and Nuclear Risk
In an era marked by rapid technological innovation and intensifying competition over global dominance, the Program on Science and Global Security (SGS) at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs has received a $500,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York to investigate how the pursuit and deployment…
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November 06, 2025
New Book Explores Racial Inequities in Washington D.C.
From the White House to the Washington Monument, imagery of the nation’s capital often conveys a sense of promise, hope, and justice for all. But for centuries, marginalized groups in Washington, D.C., have faced some of the country’s worst epidemics: from high maternal and infant mortality rates to homicide, drug addiction to…
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November 04, 2025
From Ice Rinks to City Halls, Career Day Inspires Students to Reimagine Public Service
The renowned figures one encounters in a typical public-policy job are lawmakers and public officials, but Melissa Parnagian ’17 spends her days around professional hockey players.Parnagian, who works for the National Hockey League’s Social Impact, Growth Initiatives, and Legislative Affairs department, returned to Princeton…
Students gathering for Public Service Career Day
SPIAction Newsletter
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November 03, 2025
SPIAction Newsletter — November 2025
Princeton SPIA Faculty, Staff, and Alumni Lead at ConferenceMore than 1,100 individuals, including more than 250 from Princeton SPIA, attended Many Minds, Many Stripes: A Princeton University Conference Celebrating Graduate Alumni.
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October 30, 2025
SPIAccolades — October 2025
Tessa Lowinske Desmond, a professional specialist at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, is part of a team that was recently awarded a 2025 Indigenous Communities Fellowship by MIT Solve, a Massachusetts…
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Pictured from Left: Bryan Manoo MPA ’26, Loreta Quarmine ’27, Karen Villanueva ’27, and Andres Solorzano ’27.
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October 28, 2025
First-Gen Trailblazers Bring Fresh Lens to Public Service
One day in class, Bryan Manoo MPA ’26 revealed something about himself he hadn’t told many people. A classmate was arguing against government subsidies, saying people tend to misuse them. Manoo, the child of street vendors in Mauritius, responded by sharing how government programs helped him go to school, pay for exams, and…
Pictured from Left: Bryan Manoo MPA ’26, Loreta Quarmine ’27, Karen Villanueva ’27, and Andres Solorzano ’27.