June 24, 2021

Remembering Foday Soko Sackor

Sackor, a 2012 MIA graduate, died on June 16 at the age of 35.
June 17, 2021
The Washington Post

Karen Attiah MIA '12

Karen Attiah MIA '12 has been named an opinion columnist for the Washington Post to write on race, international affairs, culture, and human rights.
June 11, 2021
Out In National Security

Mark Jamias MIA '18

Mark Jamias MIA '18 has been named to the National Security & Foreign Policy LGBTQIA+ 2021 New Voices List.
June 11, 2021
Out In National Security

Leyth Swidan MPA '18

Leyth Swidan MPA '18 has been named to the National Security & Foreign Policy LGBTQIA+ 2021 New Voices List.
June 11, 2021
New America

Andrew Lohsen MIA '15

Andrew Lohsen MIA '15 has been named to New America's National Security & Foreign Policy LGBTQIA+ 2021 Out Leaders List.
May 28, 2021

Bernardo Orellana MPA-EPM '18

Bernardo Orellana MPA-EPM '18 was appointed Undersecretary of Public Finance at the Ministry of Economy and Finance in Ecuador.
May 24, 2021
NBC News

Nellie Gorbea MPA '92

Nellie Gorbea MPA '92 , the Secretary of State of Rhode Island, becomes the first Latina in New England to run for governor.
May 19, 2021
StartUp Columbia

Alice Bosley MIA ’17 and Patricia Letayf MPA ’17

Congratulations to Alice Bosley MIA ’17 and Patricia Letayf MPA ’17 , Columbia University Entrepreneurship's 2021 Entrepreneurs of the Year!
May 12, 2021

SIPA Career Interview: Kaitlin Love MPA ’13

The 2013 alumna tells students to have “faith and confidence” in themselves.
April 6, 2021
Washington Post

Margaret Huang MIA '95

Margaret Huang MIA '95 , a human rights and racial justice advocate and president and chief executive of the Southern Poverty Law Center, was recently interviewed by the Washington Post Magazine.

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