On Democrats' support among voters, Professor Robert Shapiro told Newsweek that this is a “common phenomenon where the incumbent party bears the repercussions since they are the ones being held accountable for the perceived poor performance since their party is in control of the White House and also Congress.”

"To address the maternal health crisis in America, Washington must invest in a proactive agenda of healthcare access, affordability and equity," writes professor of professional practice Jennifer Klein.

"Invest in public health care, don’t privatize it," says senior lecturer Anya Schiffrin.

A renowned political scientist, Goddard brings expertise in great power politics and international order to SIPA’s leading research institute on strategic studies.

According to assistant professor Erica Lonergan, the United States is preparing for cyber conflict with a military structure that still treats cyberspace as a secondary supporting function.

The new interdisciplinary major will be available to Columbia College and Columbia General Studies students

If you’re feeling unsure about how to choose a concentration, that’s completely normal. Olivia talks about how there is not one linear path to finding your direction here at SIPA with advice on what to look for during your time here.

“Today's economic conditions for people struggling with high prices and housing difficulties, and what is looking like a full-blown debacle with Iran, should have a good chance of producing the same outcome of the Democrats taking the House,” says Robert Y. Shapiro, professor of political science at Columbia University.

The Preliminary Report of the Independent International Scientific Panel on AI, co-written by Maria Ressa, is a first-of-its-kind independent scientific assessment of the capabilities, emerging opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence. It’s central warning: current safeguards cannot keep pace with the growth of AI’s capabilities.