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Student Work

The New York Times published Adela Suliman's M.S. '16 master’s project about American Sufism.

Medicine Underground was produced by the Armies and Spies 2016 Workshop. Foreignpolicy featured the story by Ellen Francis.

Adj. Prof. Walt Bogdanich, and M.S. '15 Jacqueline Williams & Ana Graciela Méndez investigated the Panama Canal.

Marybel Gonzalez '16 M.S. writes her Master's Project on the Quinceanera in transition.

Amy Lieberman '14 M.A., Politics Concentration, wrote her thesis on Arizona's immigration patrol rebellion.

Sara Jerving '14 M.A., Business Concentration, wrote her thesis on how Liberians thought Ebola was a government scam.

Ben Taub '15 M.A., Politics Concentration, wrote his thesis on teens who join ISIS, which became the lead story in The New Yorker.

Caroline Spivack '16 M.S. reported on women who are first responders in humanitarian actions.

Shandukani Omphulusa Mulaudzi '16 M.S. reported on a woman arraigned in a Kenyan court for getting an abortion.

Annika Hammerschlag '16 M.S. reported on women who compete in the Olympics and face discrimination at home.

Sarah Ravani '16 M.S. reported on a campaign to raise awareness of abuses against the Baha’i community in New York.

Five students collaborated with journalists around the world, mining information and stories on shipping-related topics.