Meaningful environmental policy happens at the local level, with a narrow set of goals designed to make the problem less bad.

Watch: “Bring out yourself, and you’ll get the most out of it,” says recent Technology Management grad Dinandra Arhisy in a recent video. (YouTube)

Punia’s virtual course focuses on human-centered design, managing innovation strategies, and preparing for the future.

ERM part-time lecturer and seasoned risk manager Michael Leibrock offers strategies for firms to plan for extreme shocks to financial markets.

The goal of environmental advocacy should be to construct a broad consensus around the benefits of environmental protection.

Watch: Helena Bai ('25SPS, Enterprise Risk Management) has this advice for new students: "Stay open, challenge yourself, be adventurous." (YouTube)

NMED alumna Nathalie Felton (’24SPS) reflects on leading narrative medicine workshops in The Gambia and the lessons that continue to guide her work.

“As AI continues to redefine the global economy, universal AI literacy is no longer optional, it is essential.” If America wishes to remain a knowledge economy, its government and educational institutions ensure that students are prepared to succeed in an increasingly AI-reliant world.

Reika Nakatsu was raised in China and Japan and graduated from a renowned university in Japan, but it wasn’t until she arrived at Columbia that her enthusiasm for data analysis took off.

SUSCI students present policy solutions for non-biodegradable waste management in a NYC Department of Design and Construction report.

Artificial Intelligence is a powerful and unpredictable new technology that will be transformative to economic and work life.

Watch: Brigadesh Mohanram ('25SPS, Applied Analytics) advises incoming students to “have a specific goal and stick to it. Keep striving for it, and you will definitely achieve it.” (YouTube)