A new SPS elective uses improvisation, behavioral science, and performance practice to help graduate students turn knowledge into presence, adaptability, and real-time professional impact.
Project Management Professor Howard N. Apsan reflects on the enduring lessons of 9/11 and the leadership-by-example legacy of the first responders who ran toward danger.
CUNY Fellow Kadiatou Bah discusses her path from Medgar Evers College to Columbia SPS, building new technical skills, and her goal of bringing analytics and technology into a future career in medicine.
Project Management Program Director Evangelia Ieronymaki reflects on how underground transportation infrastructure can help dense cities reclaim surface space while balancing engineering, environmental and operational trade-offs.
The 2026–2027 Luksic Scholarship recipient is pursuing an M.S. in Sustainability Management to deepen his expertise in sustainability science and finance, and bring that knowledge back to his work advancing responsible business practices in Chile.
Researchers and practitioners gathered at Columbia to examine how artificial intelligence, genomics and community science can converge to advance biodiversity research and conservation.
Zhengtian Ge (’22SPS, Enterprise Risk Management) reflects on how the ERM program has contributed to his approach at JPMorgan Chase four years after graduating.
A new report by leading conservation nonprofits found populations of thousands of vertebrate species dropped 73 percent on average from 1970 to 2022. (Inside Climate News)
Rimla Khawaja brings two decades of third-party risk management experience into the classroom, including the lesson that your risk doesn’t stop with the vendor you hired.
