Primal Scream Dept: Universities, including Columbia, suffer from too many inefficient platforms

Anya Schiffrin, Director of SIPA’s Technology, Media, and Communications specialization, examines the endless logins and interoperability that plague higher education software.

Editor's Pick, SIPA: Discussion, SIPA: Happenings, Columns, OpinionAnya SchiffrinApril 5, 2021Comment

Who are QAnon Supporters? 5 Revealing Findings from Survey Data

Zachey Kliger (MPA ‘22) analyzes Pew survey data to identify common demographic and psychographic characteristics of QAnon supporters.

Columns, Editor's PickZachey KligerMarch 8, 2021Comment

High-Tech Continues to Excuse Anti-Black Discrimination

Zachey Kliger (MPA ‘22) explores the persistent racism in the high-tech industry.

Columns, Editor's Pick, OpinionZachey KligerMarch 8, 2021 Comment

Columbia Doesn't Care About Your Labor Rights. You Should Strike About It.

Steven Lazickas (MPA, HRHP ‘21) calls for action following two years of bargaining between Columbia University and the Graduate Workers of Columbia, the labor union for academic student-workers on Columbia’s campus.

Editor's Pick, SIPA: Discussion, SIPA: Happenings, Columns, Most PopularSteven LazickasMarch 1, 2021ColumbiaComment

Reflections on the First Impeachment of Donald John Trump

Meg Andersen (MIA ‘22) discusses her experience as a Senate staffer during President Trump’s first impeachment trial, and what to expect for the second impeachment trial.

Opinion, Columns, Editor's PickMargaret AndersenFebruary 1, 2021Comment

America Continues Staring Down the Barrel of a Loaded Gun

Anna Graff (MPA ‘22) shares her perspective on America’s gun problem.

Opinion, Editor's Pick, ColumnsAnna Kristina GraffFebruary 1, 2021 Comment