Tunjung Putri shares a glimpse into a day in her life as a second-year MPA candidate at Columbia SIPA. Between academics, her assistantship, and her life outside the classroom, learn more how she maintains it all with a strong focus on her career goals.

New research from SIPA professor William Eimicke, Colleen Fitzpatrick MPA '23, and Christoph Meinrenken in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons shows we can make surgery greener without compromising patient care.

A National Bureau of Economic Research working paper cowritten by SIPA's Robert Metcalfe shows that homes with better climate scores could become more sought after while those with worse readings could see lower prices.

Driven by a passion for sustainability and supported by SIPA's Career Advancement Center, Shambhavi Gupta '25 speaks to Colby about her internship experience that allowed her to contribute to an innovative solution while gaining valuable exposure to the climate-tech industry.

Clinton–professor of international and public affairs and IGP Faculty Advisory Board chair–was honored by President Biden on January 4 at the White House.

“A big problem with this whole system is a lack of transparency and the availability of data,” says SIPA adjunct professor Richard Koss.

America should give diplomacy a final shot—while preparing to use military force, writes CGEP senior research scholar Richard Nephew.

Following Trump's inauguration, US LNG exports are expected to increase substantially, says Anne-Sophie Corbeau, a CGEP global research fellow.

If [Elon Musk] wants to help generate real economic prosperity and help America go toe-to-toe with foreign governments as a strategic investor, he should help our government become comfortable with risk, writes CGEP senior non-resident fellow Josh Zoffer.

From advancing human rights to curbing our dependency on fossil fuels, President Jimmy Carter’s legacy touches on so much of the work and academic research we do at SIPA.