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“Disability is a Cross-Cutting Issue”: Anne Revillard on Contemporary Disability Rights

In this sociological perspective on disability rights, Anne Revillard, professor of Sociology at the Observatoire ...

“Women in Conflict”: The Mechanisms of Patriarchy in Wartime

On Tuesday, 8 March 2022, on the occasion of International Women’s Day and in the context of the war in Ukraine, Sciences Po’s Paris School of ...

“Political Economics of Gender or Feminist Economics?”: Working Toward Equality

What differences and similarities exist between feminist economics and the political economics of gender? This is the question ...

The Board of Directors and the Academic Board of the IEP Condemn the War in Ukraine

On 24 February 2022, on the orders of President Vladimir Putin, the Russian army invaded Ukraine, instigating a high-intensity ...

“Africa is a Laboratory of Modernity”: Florence Bernault Shares her Expertise

Florence Bernault, professor and researcher in Sciences Po’s Centre for History and specialist in sub-saharan Africa, draws ...

Sciences Po and Women: Throughout the Years

Neither trailblazer nor latecomer, Sciences Po has evolved in line with advances made by women in the workplace throughout French society. In the 2000s, female ...

Hawa Diallo: "The diaspora has a crucial role to play in Guinea's development"

After spending the first part of her career as an international financial auditor, Hawa Diallo enrolled in the Executive Master's ...

(Re)Defining Class: In Conversation with Bruno Latour and Nikolaj Schultz

On the 10th of February 2022, Bruno Latour, anthropologist, scientific philosopher, professor emeritus at Sciences Po and Nikolaj ...

CIVICA and Sciences Po Teams Victorious in Paris Sports Tournament

The three-day sports event organised in cooperation with the Sciences Po student association Les Parisiennes was a uniting experience for ...

In the Context of the War in Ukraine, Sciences Po Takes Action

Since the beginning of the war waged by Russia against Ukraine in violation of international law, Sciences Po has taken action to provide aid ...

Learning from Crisis Management: FOCUS with Olivier Borraz

What lessons can we learn from the French government’s management of the Covid-19 crisis? This first episode of the 3rd season of FOCUS–Sciences ...

“Content Policy in the Age of Transparency”: A Cross-Cultural Conversation

In an ever-shifting digital landscape, governments are increasingly seeking to regulate online content, most notably that of the ...

“I gained an openness to other cultures": Meet Ofure Emmanuel Elomien

Student Ofure Elomien from Nigeria studied for sixth months on the Sciences Po Paris campus in the context of an academic exchange. ...

Maxime Chaury, Alumnus and Entrepreneur: "It all started with Sciences Po"

At just 29, Maxime Chaury, a graduate of Sciences Po's Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) in 2015, sits at the helm of ...

Climate: the COP Summits Are Valuable Indeed!

Since the Paris-based COP21 summit in 2015, whose advances met with (near-)unanimous praise, ensuing COP summits have generated a great deal of disappointment ...

A Warm Welcome to the New Deans of PSIA and EAP

Paris, 18 February 2022 - Mathias Vicherat, President of Sciences Po, has appointed Arancha González Laya as Dean of the Paris School of International Affairs ...

The European Student Assembly Jumpstarts Student Participation in the European Union

The new initiative gathers students from European University alliances, including CIVICA, to deliberate the complex issues ...

Bigger Than Us: A Film Screening in the Context of the Civic Learning Programme

In the context of Sciences Po’s Civic Learning Programme, Bigger Than Us, a long-form documentary that follows the journey ...

Racheal Lawrence: Educating Nigeria’s Future Generations

Ever since she was a child, Racheal Lawrence has dreamed of contributing to the development of her country: Nigeria. Today, as a graduate of the ...

A Complex Conception of “the Author”: “The Historical and Cultural Construction of Attribution”

In this first edition of the TRIBU/A3 seminar “Historical and Cultural Construction of Attribution” hosted ...

“An indelible mark on my student experience”: Spotlight on the CIVICA Engage Track Course

In the context of the Engage Track, a project by CIVICA–the European University of Social Sciences–Sciences Po’s ...

Meet Meredith McCain: Student Activist and Recipient of the Longview Scholarship

This stand-out Sciences Po student has been working across languages, cultures, and borders to make a difference, all while ...

A New Term Begins: 1 Saint-Thomas Opens Its Doors

On Monday, 24 January 2022, students and teachers at the Paris campus were finally able to cross the threshold of 1 Saint-Thomas—a long-term project whose ...

Professor Moritz Schularick Awarded the Prestigious Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize

Moritz Schularick, Professor of Economics at Sciences Po, was recently awarded the 2022 Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize ...