As the federal government retreats from environmental regulation, states and cities are stepping up.

Negotiation and Conflict Resolution students presented their final capstone projects this summer, highlighting research-driven solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges.

Outdated systems aren’t the real problem. A deeper leadership shift is needed—especially as AI transforms the financial landscape, writes ERM part-time lecturer Raj Mittal.

Applied Analytics student M. Rake Lingor Anggoro discusses his research, presented to the IEEE SusTech 2025 Conference, on the use of AI in agriculture and beyond.

Sports Management lecturer Mary Scott discusses the evolution of academic sports programs, the importance of industry connections, and how students can best prepare for a successful career in the sports world. (Wait, What? Sportsbiz Chat with DP & McGhee Podcast)

The Sustainability Science and Sustainability Management programs hosted a Climate Week NYC panel exploring how athletes, venues, and organizations are driving environmental change through sports.

Columbia SPS Sustainability Management students partnered with Green Ridgewood to develop strategies for transforming the park into a model of resilience, sustainability, and flood mitigation. (NorthJersey.com)

From AI in finance to global economic shifts, the Enterprise Risk Management program is bringing together top experts, authors, and alumni for a dynamic semester of events.

The discussion will feature a panel of distinguished experts in biodiversity conservation, data analytics, business, and finance.

New York City's prosperity, dynamism, and creativity are a product of the city's diversity.

M.S. in Bioethics alum Shui Shan Isabel Hwang on how the execution of mask mandates revealed regional and cultural differences between the US and East Asia (Voices in Bioethics Journal)

Sports Management student Isabela Krslovic shares highlights from her week touring Madrid and learning from Spain’s leading sports professionals.