CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Hi, I’m Tianren (Tina) Li, a rising junior majoring in International Relations with a minor in History. I’ve been an editor for SJIA since my freshman year, and I’m truly honored and excited to serve as Co-Editor-in-Chief of the journal this year! In my free time, I enjoy photography and live music, and I’m looking forward to meeting everyone and making new memories!

CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Zoya is the Co-Editor in Chief of SJIA for the 2025-2026 term. Originally from Karachi, Pakistan, Zoya is studying Economics and Human Rights, and doing an honors thesis in Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law (DDRL). She has been involved with the Journal since her freshman year, and loves to write. On campus, she is also a part of the ASSU Cabinet, Stanford Women in Business, and is an Econ Peer Advisor. In her free time, she works at the SHARE (Sexual Harassment/Assault Response & Education) Title IX and Title VI Office, loves making color-coded schedules, and enjoys analyzing Taylor Swift lyrics.

MANAGING EDITOR OF OP-EDS

My name is Evan Sing, and I'm a senior from Michigan majoring in international relations with a minor in translation studies. I served as an editor with SJIA last year, and this year I'm excited to work with members of our editorial staff to launch the Journal's new Op-Ed column. In my free time I love learning languages, playing video games with my friends, and rock climbing at Farillaga :)

MANAGING EDITOR

Katherine is a junior studying Symbolic Systems and coterming in CS. In the past 2 years, she has served as a fellow for SJIA and as an editor. On campus, Katherine is involved in research at the Stanford AI Lab, section leading, and trip leading for the Outdoor center! Originally from Columbus, Ohio, she finds joy in nature, reading, CoHo jazz, and ceaselessly crafting niche Spotify playlists.

EDITOR

My name is Laura and I'm a junior studying International Relations and Human Rights. I'm new to SIAS but am excited about to get started in my role as a SJIA Editor. In the coming year, I'm looking forward to studying abroad in Madrid in the fall and taking classes for my Human Rights minor. For fun, I like following current events, getting coffee with friends, and going for walks around campus.

EDITOR

My name is Natalia and I'm a sophomore studying political science and sociology on a pre-law track. I'm thrilled to be joining SIAS this year as an editor for the SJIA. This winter, I'll be studying and interning in Washington, D.C. as part of Stanford in Washington. I'm part of the Shotokan Karate club team, and I love reading, painting, going to the gym, singing and playing guitar.