Students call on the Columbia community to remember the one-year anniversary of Marielle Franco’s execution
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On the topic of photography of capstone projects at a February SIPA Liason Orientation, a presenter commented that “office or domestic photos” are not as interesting as “those in an African village.” SIPA students speak out against perceived encouragement of “poverty porn” by the SIPA administration, and offer steps the administration can take to implore students to refrain from taking and sharing exploitative photography of affected populations and communities.
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Students react to SIPASA leadership’s conduct at this past weekend’s budgetary meetings.
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In response to allegations of sexual assault at Columbia University, the SIPA Diversity Coalition speaks out and calls on the administration to amend its practices.
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Free-Riders: let's start a discussion about the pervasiveness of these quiet killers at SIPA!
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