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The Sciences Po Law School Clinic has joined a global effort to bolster the freedom of the press, in association with an international network of academic institutions and a distinguished panel, led by Lord Neuberger and Amal Clooney.

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Every summer, Sciences Po opens its doors to secondary school students from around the world as part of the Summer School’s Pre-College Programme. This programme is an opportunity to discover Sciences Po and experience college life and academics at one of France’s leading universities.

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The shift from an economy of growth to one of "New Prosperities", that was the topic of discussion at The School of Management and Innovation's annual conference. Held on 3 December, 2019 at Sciences Po, in partnership with the think tank Mars Catalyst, it brought together thought leaders in business, academia and policymaking to discuss this new economic model.

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The holiday season is approaching and with it, a wave of overconsumption and, unfortunately, a lot of waste. As online shopping becomes easier and in-store prices drop to compete with websites, the vast amount of packaging and plastic waste that is generated each year increases, peaking during the period from Black Friday to Christmas. As of 2017, France generated the third-highest amount of packaging waste in Europe (FR), with an average of 173 kgs per person. More

On 27 November, five students of Sciences Po’s School of Management & Innovation came in first place at the final round of the Société Générale’s M&A Corporate Finance Competition. It was the competition’s 2nd edition, in which students Ahmad El Saadi, Caroline Langlumé, Maxence Jaboulet-Vercherre, Léopold Matarrese and Nabilla Koukouch represented Sciences Po against top-tier business schools including HEC Paris, ESSEC, ESCP Europe, emlyon, EDHEC Business School and Université Paris Dauphine.

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Founder and CEO of Sustain Labs Paris, Miniya Chatterji is renowned in the field of corporate social responsibility and corporate sustainability. She has previously worked as a policy analyst for Jérôme Monod, Chief Adviser to the late President Jacques Chirac, as well as for the World Economic Forum and as Chief Sustainability Officer at Jindal Steel and Power Ltd., an Indian energy and steel conglomerate.

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The goal of the new Chair in Sovereign Debt, hosted by the Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA), is to study sovereign financing and debt sustainability. Through the association of debt practitioners and renowned academics, this Chair aims to become an international reference on the issue.

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“Please, let us in when we ask to come back.” Lee Child’s plea to the students in the audience forced a laugh from his colleagues on stage, Ken Follett, Kate Mosse and Jojo Moyes. On November 25, 2019, the four renowned British authors were at Sciences Po for the conclusion of the Ken Follett Friendship Tour, having been to numerous other European cities with the purpose of spreading the message: “We still love you!” 

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On 20 November 2019, Dean Baquet, Executive Editor of The New York Times since 2014, spent 60 minutes answering questions from students and members of the audience in a full lecture hall at Sciences Po. This event was organised by PSIA, in collaboration with the Journalism School; the two schools offer a joint Master's in Journalism and International Affairs. In January 2020, some New York Times' European-based correspondants will moderate PSIA's Youth and Leaders Summit.

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On 18 November 2019, the Sciences Po American Foundation celebrated its 10th anniversary at its annual gala in New York City with honoree Nicolas Sarkozy, former French President, and special guest Hala Gorani, Sciences Po alumna and correspondent at CNN International.

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