Tomorrowʼs Minds at Work

"Sitting down with key players at these organizations helped us understand the impact of big data on various political endeavors, especially when it comes to electoral campaigns," Saxon shares.

The Political Analytics program provides a unique space for a critical aspect of political analysis that has been globally undervalued.

Put on every spring by the Sustainability Management Student Association (SUMASA), this year’s Sustainability Symposium was the largest to date.

How the Information & Knowledge Strategy program helped prepare the SPS alums for their post-grad career journey.

IKNS alum Naureen Aziz and change transformation expert Kathy Krumpe distill the prevalent obstacles hindering successful data and AI transformations and provide approaches to address them.

It's time to take a closer look at how microinsurance may assist lower-income communities escape generational poverty, writes Insurance Management course associate Cory Mangum.

It's crucial for the wealth management industry to recognize that we can't "hit the pause button on generational change," writes Wealth Management lecturer Matthias Kuhlmey.

Robert Simione, the newest associate professor of professional practice in the Applied Analytics program, describes how companies will use LLMs.

Director of the Insurance Management master's program Teresa Chan shares her experience with transitioning from the corporate world to starting up an educational program at Columbia.

The energy space is one of the largest consumers of funding and insurance capacity, and the U.S. could lead the world in improving its climate footprint, writes Insurance Management program lecturer Bob Percopo.

The recent British Library ransomware event offers lessons about the importance of investing in cybersecurity controls and network security, writes Enterprise Risk Management lecturer Penny Cagan.

Learn what the most recent cohort of Columbia HBCU Fellows have to say about their fellowship program.