Faculty, alumni, students, and special guests gathered at New York's Plaza Hotel on April 2 for SIPA’s 14th Annual Global Leadership Awards Gala.

Paul Polman, Judith Rodin, and Joan Spero MIA ’68 are exemplary contributors to the global public good.

Professor’s new book contrasts periods of “maximalism” and “retrenchment.”

Program places graduates of New York City’s career and technical high schools in middle-class careers in the construction industry

Ban Ki-Moon's chief of staff visits SIPA for a discussion of leadership and service to mark International Women's Day.

How are the BRICS nations performing amid growing skepticism toward emerging markets and the potential convergence between advanced and developing economies?

Speaker's path to public service took him from investment banking to the armed forces and then to SIPA.

Author says revenue from resource boom should be invested in transformative areas like education and infrastructure.

SIPA's Hisham Aidi talks about his new book on Muslim youth culture, the role of music in countering "radical" Islam, and American outreach to young Muslims in western Europe.