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wet market

A Better Understanding of “Wet Markets” is Key to Safeguarding Human Health, Biodiversity

Great uncertainty surrounds the origins of SARS-CoV-2. Early on, some suggested a link between COVID-19 and a seafood market in Wuhan, China. Other…

Jeremy Barnicle MPA ’04

#Changemakers: Jeremy Barnicle MPA ’04

For more than two decades, Jeremy Barnicle MPA ’04 has been working at the intersection of policy, philanthropy, and social change. At Mercy Corps,…

Politics & Polls #235: Big Tech, Big Data, and Big Lies

Online misinformation runs rampant on social media and is having tangible impacts on American society. What can be done to combat the spread of these…

Ashwin Mahadevan '22

Ashwin Mahadevan ’22

“My dad was the embodiment of service. If he went on a trip, he’d be the last person off of the airplane because he would help an elderly passenger…

SPIA students sitting socially distanced outside Robertson

Welcoming a Historic Graduate Class

Small cohorts are a hallmark of the graduate programs we offer at SPIA, allowing students to build close, supportive communities while in residence…

guard watching a door

The False Promises of More Immigration Enforcement

Overconfidence in News Judgment is Associated with False News Susceptibility

Overconfidence in News Judgment is Associated with False News Susceptibility

People who falsely believe they are able to identify false news are more likely to fall victim to it, according to a study published in Proceedings…

Martín E. De Simone MPP ’18

Martín E. De Simone MPA ’18

Martín E. De Simone MPA ’18 works as an education specialist for the World Bank in the Western and Central Africa region. Before that, he…

Politics & Polls #234: Why People Believe Falsehoods (From Vaccines to Votes)

We're living in a political disinformation era. Public opinion is sharply divided not just on the facts, but what actually constitutes fact or…

Robertson Hall in Orange

Congratulations to SPIA's Class of 2021

We write to celebrate the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs’ Class of 2021! We acknowledge all the hard work this class invested…

Angela Evans MPP ’21

Angela Evans MPP ’21

“‘What is your five-year plan?’ It’s one of life’s most stressful questions. My answer: ‘I’m not sure, but I know the best is yet to come.’ I am…

Keeping More Ammonium in Soil Could Decrease Pollution, Boost Crops

Keeping More Ammonium in Soil Could Decrease Pollution, Boost Crops

Modern-day agriculture faces two major dilemmas: how to produce enough food to feed the growing human population and how to minimize environmental…

University COVID-19 Policies and Mitigations

Fintech

Cryptocurrencies & the Future of Fintech (JRCPPF Alumni Forum Reunions Panel 2)

The past year has seen record growth in cryptocurrencies with the initial public offering of Coinbase and skyrocketing prices. Join us for a panel…

Young Alumni

Young Alumni in Finance (JRCPPF Alumni Forum Reunions Panel I)

Join us for a lively discussion with a panel of young Princeton alumni working in the finance sector, moderated by two members of the JRCPPF Alumni…

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The Politics of Health Inequalities

#233: Why Democrats Should be Bold But Careful (Paul Starr)

How much time does the Biden administration have until Republicans revitalize their strength or even expand in the midterms? This is a question…

Robertson Hall

Faculty Approve Recommended Changes to MPA Core Curriculum

At a meeting last week, SPIA faculty voted to adopt the recommendation from the MPA Core Curriculum Review Committee to incorporate a new required…

Nealin Parker (MPA ’08) and Shannon Hiller (MPA ’15)

Domestic Unrest: A Princeton group is tracking political strife and advising on how to achieve peace

In the months before a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, Nealin Parker (MPA, ’08) and Shannon Hiller (MPA, ’15) were worried. Parker is the…

The State of the Nation Part Two: The State of Black America

African Americans make up 13.4 percent of the U.S. population but they represent approximately 23 percent of COVID-19 deaths. Black Americans are…

Sophal Ear (JSI ’94, MPA ’97), Rochelle Haynes (JSI ’01, MPA ’06), and Seyron Foo (JSI ’08, MPA ’14)

Celebrating Changemakers who are PPIA Princeton JSI Alumni

The Princeton School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) celebrates three distinguished alumni who were also members of Princeton’s Junior…

#232: Liz Cheney Ousting, Census Accuracy & Vaccine Persuasion

Catching up on the politics of the week, Julian Zelizer and Sam Wang discuss how Rep. Liz Cheney was ousted from her role as House Republican…

Yasmin

Yasmin Elhady MPP ’15

Yasmin Elhady MPP ’15 is an attorney, public policy specialist, and stand-up comedian. She’s performed all over Washington, D.C., including at The…

Melania Guerra Carrillo MPP ’21

Melania Guerra Carrillo MPP ’21

“When I was five, my grandpa gave me a book about Heinrich Schliemann, the archaeologist who discovered the ancient city of Troy. I couldn’t believe…

Sofia Ramirez (MPA ’21), Ken Sofer (MPA ’17), and Mark Stevens (MPA ’17)

Celebrating SPIA Schmidt Futures Fellows

The Princeton School of Public and International Affairs would like to celebrate the selection of three community members for the Schmidt Futures’…