Marsela shares more about her experience on the stage at Columbia and getting involved on campus beyond the classroom.

"If it does not pass the Senate or otherwise not make it to Trump's desk by the summer, it will at minimum greatly embarrass the Trump administration," Columbia political science professor Robert Y. Shapiro told Newsweek.

Peisajovich’s appointment reflects the School’s commitment to integrating ethical reasoning into its core training, ensuring that SIPA graduates are prepared to make principled decisions in an increasingly complex world.

“When we say there’s a debt crisis, it’s not just a financial crisis, it’s a development crisis,” said Joseph Stiglitz.

Tom Christensen, Columbia University professor, former State Department official, and new CSIS Pritzker Chair, joins the podcast to discuss U.S. strategic competition with China and how we should reframe our thinking about it.

The professor and MPC member on making monetary policy in an age of uncertainty.

Robert Y. Shapiro, a political science professor at Columbia University and president of the Academy of Political Science, attributes some of America's defense posture toward Europe to the sentiments being seen in the GOP today.

This blog shares more about Scott’s journey from finance to public policy; showing that passion, purpose, and service—not just prior public sector experience—can pave the way to impactful careers in policy.

Daniel Raimi talks with SIPA's Robert Metcalfe, who recently coauthored a study of the levels of invisible particulate matter released in the air during everyday household activities like cooking and cleaning, exposure to which has been linked to health problems.

SIPA alumna Annie Liang-Zhou MPA ’13 shares how her work in entrepreneurship, clean energy, and cultural heritage led her to cofound the Junior Board of the World Monuments Fund and help launch its China office.