News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Eight Columbians Named AAAS Fellows
M.S. in Bioethics Program Director Robert Klitzman is one of eight Columbia faculty and researchers who were recently named honorary fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. (Columbia News)
Strategic Communication Program Considers Creativity in the Age of AI
The program’s 2025 Winter Symposium convened communications experts to discuss the synergy between creativity, innovation, and AI.
Political Analytics Students Gain Real-World Experience in Washington, D.C.
The program’s annual D.C. trip gives students the opportunity to engage with industry leaders and learn how to apply their skills in the political strategy world.
Columbia University’s M.S. in Applied Analytics Unveils a Future-Focused Curriculum
Hear from Professor Kitty Kay Chan, the program director, on how new specialized concentrations give students the opportunity to tailor their studies.
Reflections from the AfroTech Conference: Innovation, AI, and Empowering the Next Generation of Tech Leaders
Kamsiyochukwu Arinze, a Technology Management (TMGT) student and Columbia HBCU fellow, on interacting with representatives from the biggest tech companies.
In March Madness, the Women Still Have More Stars and Perhaps More People Watching Too
M.S. in Sports Management lecturer Len Elmore on why Americans can't turn away from women's basketball. (The Associated Press)
Responding to the Attack on Science
The freezing of federal funding is driving talent away from America’s critical scientific enterprise.
Enhancing Professional Development at SPS Through the Faculty Fellows Program
Learn about SPS’s peer-to-peer faculty mentoring program.
Columbia SPS Programs Empower Professionals to Lead with Data-Driven Insights
Six specialized SPS master’s degrees provide the advanced analytical training and expertise to unlock high-growth careers across in-demand industries.
Sustainability Science Students Get a Climate Science Close-Up at Lamont-Doherty Open House
The Columbia observatory and research institution welcomed more than 2,000 visitors for its special 75th anniversary celebration.
Lee Zeldin and the Birth of the Environmental Destruction Agency (EDA)
The EPA of Lee Zeldin is an agency in the process of being dismantled in an unthinking and chaotic manner.
A Journey Through Medicine, Genetics, and Storytelling: The Inspiring Path of JaVe Bonner
Inspired by her personal experiences with the health care system, Narrative Medicine alum JaVe Bonner is working on an app for family health history collection.