News & Impact Stories at Columbia SPS
News at Columbia SPS
In Beijing and Hong Kong, SPS Grows Global Partnerships
SPS is continually working to enhance our students’ experience and career pursuits with innovative programming and partnerships.
The Potential Damage From Donald Trump's Voter Fraud Tweets
President-elect Donald J. Trump made news on Sunday by firing off Tweets that claimed that "millions of people" voted illegally.
Mother Jones Journalist Shane Bauer Speaks at Narrative Medicine Rounds
Shane Bauer, a senior reporter at Mother Jones, spoke to a capacity crowd in early September
Sports Management Program and Guanghua School of Management Partner to Launch a Companion Degree Program
SPS today announced a companion degree program with the Guanghua School of Management at Peking University in Beijing, China
Will Open Source FinTech Help Mitigate Risk in the Financial Industry?
Panel discussion at the Columbia Club on “FinTech and Financial Regulation.
What is a Knowledge-Driven Digital Product Innovation?
Information and Knowledge Strategy leadership is both intrapreneurial and entrepreneurial.
Dr. Mark Sauer on IVF in The New York Times
Dr. Sauer, a Bioethics graduate student, is quoted in several recent New York Times features on the complexity of I.V.F.
Sebastian Junger to Speak at Columbia
Join SPS for a conversation with best-selling author Sebastian Junger about his newest work, Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging.
Bioethics Certificate Student to Speak at Oxford
A current Bioethics student and Dr. Amrit Ray were part of a lively panel at Oxford, discussing current bioethical issues.
How Harlem Created Popular Music: A Conversation with John Reddick
A conversation with Columbia Community Scholar John Reddick, an architect and Harlem historian
Can a Baby Have Three Parents?
Bioethicist Dr. Klitzman is featured in The New York Times, responding to the first genetic "three-parent" baby.
Going “Beyond Borders” at the Presidential Debates
SPS hosted Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, President and CEO of Celebrity Cruises, the premium brand of Royal Caribbean, here on campus.