“Why Do Google and Apple Maps Recognize Illegal Israeli Settlements, but Not Palestine?” An op-ed by GPIA student Haya Hadad and George Zeidan Haya Haddad is a Fulbright graduate student […]
International Affairs is delighted and proud to announce the recipients of the 2020 capstone prizes. Congratulations to all! Outstanding Portfolios Prize: Shay Bialik and Katherine Harris Shay Bialik‘s two papers […]
The following is a project created by Alex Somerville Brown for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. Hong Kong’s long-running pro-democracy marches, catalyzed by […]
The following is a project created by Joshua Wallman for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. South Africa is widely considered the most “developed” nation […]
The following is a project created by Media Studies student Eden Turner for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. The world is living through an […]
The following is a project created by Carmen Soto, Wendy Vazquez, and Hanna Acanfora Torrefranca for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. As the […]
The following is a project created by Soukie Dia for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. For my presentation, I chose to compare the media […]
The following is a project created by Evelina Dahlgren for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. Some claim the Swedish Covid-19 method is too […]
The following is a project created by Claire Harlan, Kristian Keene, and Jonique Lyles for the course, Media, Culture, and Global Politics, taught by faculty member Nina Khrushcheva. It is […]
Name: Claire Harlan Program: M.S. in International Affairs Anticipated Graduation Date: December 2020 Educational Background: ArtCenter College of Design Bachelor of Fine Arts, Photography Pasadena, California Northern Arizona University […]
International Affairs MA Students Jonique Lyles (Media and Culture concentration) and Daniela Porcelli (Conflict and Security concentration) were recently selected to be Policy Research Fellows for the NGO Working Group […]
Students from our International Affairs program traveled around the globe to participate in our International Field Program this summer! For more information about their experiences check out this post and […]
International Affairs student Ana Barreto was selected to participate in the UN Fellowship for People of African Descent. In this post, she details her experience visiting Geneva and establishing solidarity […]
Name: Mahmoud Ameen Degree Program: M.A. program in International Affairs Graduation Year: 2016 Career: Diplomat Occupation: Adviser to the Permanent Mission of Saudi Arabia to the UN Before enrolling at […]
Published on My name is Carolyn Cresci and I am in the M.A International Affairs program. My concentration is Development and I am graduating this semester, December 2018. I am […]
Published on This year, participation in the second annual Model G20 symposium was offered as a practicum option through Professor Sakiko Fukuda-Parr’s Development Economics course. After an intensive period of […]
Published on This summer, SGPIA and the International Field Program office launched a Correspondents program! The premise is simple – a student participating in each IFP and Studio field site […]
Published on SGPIA student Ayesha Issadeen (Development) received the Student Travel Grant to travel to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia with the Global Urban Futures Project! The team presented their research at […]
Published on Oscar Romero is a graduate student in the MA International Affairs at The New School. He is currently in his final semester, writing his thesis on Internet […]
Published on Last week, students arrived in Brazil, Cuba, South Africa, and the Balkans to begin their work with the International Field Program (IFP). They will engage in in-country seminars, professional […]
Brought about by a mutual interest in social impact, a group of final semester SGPIA Media and Culture students have created a collective, viewpoints360.org, to make a Virtual Reality/360 film about migration. Their film will focus on DIY aid and self-initiated aid groups assisting in relief and resettlement efforts for the refugee crisis in Europe.
Published on Larissa Ushizima, originally from Brazil, is just finishing her last semester in the International Affairs program at The New School. In 2014 Larissa participated in the International Field […]
Published on by Kaitlyn Lynes Parsons School of Design and the Food Studies program at Eugene Lang College are currently running a joint exhibition in the Arnold and Sheila Aronson Galleries through early January 2017. […]
Published on Melissa De La Cruz is in her final year of the SGPIA program, concentrating in cities and urban justice. She was one of the 15 students from 12 different […]
Published on The New School has sent a delegation of students and faculty to participate at Habitat III – the United Nations Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development in Quito, Ecuador from October […]