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The Earth Institute's Steven Cohen Offers Hope for a Sustainable Future
Steven Cohen, Executive Director of the Earth Institute and Director of the Master of Science in Sustainability Management program, speaks about the Trump administration’s withdrawal from the Paris climate accords, the market forces at work to shift use from fossil fuels to renewable energy, and Columbia’s role in addressing climate change.
Sustainability Management Professor Curates NYC Architecture Exhibit
Lynnette Widder, who teaches in the Sustainability Management program, curated a new architecture exhibit, "Kaneji Domoto at Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonia," now on display at The Center For Architecture in New York.
Charlie Gard and the Difficulties of Life and Death Medical Care
In a new CNN op-ed from Robert Klitzman, the Program Director for the School of Professional Studies' Master of Science in Bioethics, the case of British infant Charlie Guard raises medical questions about ethics and life support.
Art Langer's Tips For Digital Disruption
Art Langer, Director of Programs in Technology Management at Columbia University's School of Professional Studies, wrote a feature about IT workers at the front of digital disruption in the debut issue of NEXT Magazine.
Nonprofit Management Faculty Lead at Fundraising Day in New York
Faculty at the Nonprofit Management program at Columbia's School of Professional Studies shared their expertise at this year's Fundraising Day in New York event.
The Economy of 2016 Weighs on Elections in 2018 and 2020
The 2016 election outcome may have been a shocker to many people, but not to statistician Salil Mehta, faculty for Columbia’s Master of Science in Applied Analytics program.
5 Questions with Rita Charon, Director of the Virginia Apgar Academy
In May, Rita Charon, M.D., Ph.D., was named director of the Virginia Apgar Academy, a community of educators at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons (P&S). In this Q&A, she speaks about her new role, the importance that doctors talk with people outside the field of medicine, and what’s next for her.
Top-Five Tips to Perfect Your Graduate School Application
So you’ve decided to apply for graduate school? Here are five tips to ensure your app stands out.
Winning Yankees Aren't Faring Nearly as Well at the Ticket Office
Vince Gennaro, Director of the Master of Science in Sports Management program, weighs in on the approach to the premium pricing strategy of the Yankees.
STEM Family Day Features Hands-On Science Experiments and Workshops
STEM Family Day featured hands-on science experiments, workshops taught by Columbia faculty, and a guest talk from Astronaut and Columbia Engineering Professor of Professional Practice Mike Massimino.
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