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With the 2022 Midterm Elections right around the corner, Talia reflects on what issues young voters care about the most. Click the link in bio to learn about what issues are making young voters turn out (or not) at the polls this November! The Journ
In a STEM-concentrated world, the arts and humanities have suffered from a lack of funding and support from governments and the public. Berkeley and Lloyd break why an arts education matters as much as any other field, and how the arts and STEM field
The current American healthcare system places multiple third parties between the patient and the healthcare provider. Luc argues that to reform the system and lower healthcare costs, we should embrace the free market. Check out the link in bio to rea
Is it time to rethink the American healthcare system? Student writer, Emily Wang, thinks so, and the answer is universal healthcare. Emily argues that universal healthcare offers and more cost-effective and equitable option to the current patchwork,
Science and art are two subjects that, at first glance, might seem to have little relevance to each other, but artist-scientist Jill Pelto rejects this notion. Combining her passion for watercolor art, the environment, and science, Pelto creates piec
Many of today’s anti-drug education programs use fear to promote drug abstinence. Gene Bressler argues that such an approach is ineffective—it’s time to rethink how we talk about drugs with school children. Check out the link in bio
“Let Highland be the last one,” writes Talia Wilcox in her newest article, referencing the recent mass shooting in Highland Park, IL. As she debunks claims that armed teachers or fewer doors will combat the threat of mass shootings in the
As Pride Month comes to a close, celebrate by reading Jasmine’s striking poem on the LGBTQ+ experience 🏳️‍🌈. Click the link in bio to read this poem and nine other wonderful student works in our recently published 10 issue anthology! The
Our 10 issue anthology is out now! Check out the link in bio to read 10 of the best JIPP pieces to celebrate 10 amazing publications! The Journal of Interdisciplinary Public Policy is a journal aimed at elevating student voices on current policy iss
Check out a pro/con on universal healthcare and two incredible blog posts in our upcoming issue! The Journal of Interdisciplinary Public Policy is a journal aimed at elevating student voices on current policy issues. Learn more at www.jipp.org or th
The wait is almost over! Be sure to check out our 10 issue anthology out tomorrow! The Journal of Interdisciplinary Public Policy is a journal aimed at elevating student voices on current policy issues. Learn more at www.jipp.org or the link in @jip
Our next issue features insightful commentary, art, and poetry with topics ranging from liberty to the LGBTQ+ experience. The Journal of Interdisciplinary Public Policy is a journal aimed at elevating student voices on current policy issues. Learn
Mark you calendar for Saturday so you don’t miss out extra special issue celebrating 10 incredible publications! The Journal of Interdisciplinary Public Policy is a journal aimed at elevating student voices on current policy issues. Learn more
First up—two incredible essays on foreign policy! 🙌 The Journal of Interdisciplinary Public Policy is a journal aimed at elevating student voices on current policy issues. Learn more at www.jipp.org or the link in @jipporg bio.
New issue out in three days! To celebrate ten issues, we’re bringing back ten of our favorite pieces! The Journal of Interdisciplinary Public Policy is a journal aimed at elevating student voices on current policy issues. Learn more at www.ji
In recent months, states including Florida, Arizona, Oklahoma, Texas, and Kansas have passed laws pertaining to LGBTQ+ rights and women’s abortion rights. In a recent blog post, Talia reflects on these laws and what they mean for each of us, in