News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
Hospice and MAiD: Collaboration and Cooperation, Building a Continuum of Care
Bioethics Professor David N. Hoffman spoke with Jeremy Boal, a physician, medical director, and person living with ALS, to discuss how hospice and MAiD providers can align their models of care to best serve patients at the end of life. (YouTube)
American Scientific Research May Be Down, but It’s Not Out
Despite recent turmoil, America’s scientific capacity is still robust and has local, national, and global economic importance.
How Strategic Communication Rebuilds Trust In Our Divided Digital World
What SPS students learned from Melissa Fleming, UN under-secretary-general for global communications, about fighting misinformation and inspiring change.
How Does Nature Contribute to the Economy? These Environmental Accountants Are Trying to Find Out
Viorel Popescu, lecturer and director of the M.S. in Biodiversity Data Analytics program, comments on investor interest in environmentally friendly companies and the value of the new SPS master’s program. (Inside Climate News)
Data-Driven D.C. Panel Presented by the M.S. in Political Analytics Program
Sara Fagen of Tunnl and Andrew Markoff of Three Point Media share what skills matter most in an analytics-driven world, how political media has evolved in just five years, and more. (Capitol CNCT)
Celebrating Our Graduates and Welcoming Them to the Alumni Family
Check out some photos from the Countdown to Graduation event.
Turning Ideas Into Action: How SPS Student Government Treasurer Dinandra Arhisy Is Shaping Tech Leadership at Columbia
Learn about how this M.S. in Technology Management student is applying real-world strategy to leadership and learning.
Technology Management Program Partners with NY Tech Meetup to Spotlight Student Innovators
In a special “Columbia SPS Edition” of NY Tech Meetup, students demoed their ventures and networked with leaders in the NYC tech scene.
How Luksic Scholar Victoria Escribano Piazza Found Her Purpose in Sustainability Management
“Sustainability isn’t just a career path for me; it’s an ethic, a lifelong commitment to care and give back,” says Luksic Scholar and Sustainability Management student Victoria Escribano Piazza.
Insurance Management Student Drives Change Through SPSSG Leadership
Anthony Guzman shares how serving in SPS Student Government allows him to elevate student voices while building leadership skills that extend beyond the classroom.
Closing the Gap Between Biodiversity Commitments and Measuring Nature
M.S. in Biodiversity Data Analytics Program Director Viorel Popescu examines why biodiversity commitments are running into a data wall—and how new science can break through it.
My Family Fled Germany During the Holocaust. In 2025, I Became a Citizen.
“The historical reversal has healed something for me,” writes Claudia Dreifus, an instructor in the M.S. in Sustainability Management program. (New York Magazine)