News at Columbia SPS Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Student From Indonesia to the Global Stage: How Digital Inclusion Became the New Engine of Global Mobility M.S. in Technology Management program student Glory Lamria Aritonang on bridging grassroots work in Indonesia with global digital equity policy. Faculty Progress and Obstacles in Implementing NYC’s Local Law 97 and a Sustainable NYC NYC Local Law 97 advances building decarbonization, but challenges with cost, compliance, and capacity remain. Student The Invisible Force Shaping the World’s Decision-Makers? Risk. Risk is what drives strategy and innovation, and Columbia’s M.S. in Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) program offers the skills to navigate it, writes ERM student Agustin Soria. Alumni Networking as a Full-Contact Sport: Leadership Lessons from a Sports Management Alum “The M.S. in Sports Management gave me the boldness and clarity to lead on a global stage,” says alumna Shuchi Kulshreshtha. Faculty Two Medical Experts Debate: Assisted Suicide In a new podcast episode, Bioethics lecturer David Hoffman argues that hypothetical future abuses of MAID shouldn’t outweigh the needs of terminal patients who need this option now. (The Free Press) Student Camilo Avilés and Victoria Escribano Piazza Awarded 2025–2026 Luksic Scholarship for Sustainability at Columbia University School of Professional Studies The scholarship supports students from Chile who are driving meaningful change in sustainability. Faculty SPS Senior Vice Dean Steven Cohen Named a 2025 Notable Leader in Sustainability Crain’s New York Business has named Cohen to its list of notable leaders in sustainability for 2025. Student Making a Difference with Math as an Actuary Actuarial Science student Olivia Suarez is turning her love of numbers into a way to help people while strengthening the actuarial student community at Columbia. Faculty The One Percent Promise and the Potential of New York City’s Parks NYC’s 1% parks pledge could revitalize green spaces and expand equitable access citywide. Faculty Are There Moral Victories in Politics? Analytics Says … Maybe? Political Analytics program advisor Doug Usher on why analytics is treating Democrat Aftyn Behn’s defeat as a warning sign for the GOP in 2026. Student Columbia University’s Technology Management Program Launches Collaboration with Deloitte The master’s program has established a new industry collaboration with the consulting and professional services organization. Student Meet Nonprofit Management SPS Student Government Representative Sa'mya Monique Wilson The first-year student brings her passion for community and public service to her role at SPSSG. Load More
