A Tale of Two Cities: From Beijing to New York

Follow the journey of a student straddling two cultures

SIPA: StoriesEllen LiNovember 16, 2016Comment

Would a ‘Henry Clinton’ face the same opposition?

When the lesser of two evils is still evil, the reasons behind why we vote for whomever on Tuesday are very important, and we need to focus on the details.

SIPA: DiscussionOri Wiener-BlotnerNovember 3, 2016Comment

SIPA alum believes school is falling behind competitors in job placement

A SIPA alum thinks that SIPA is at a disadvantage for not having a presence in Washington DC. Letter included in article.

SIPA: HappeningsConor McCormick-CavanaghNovember 1, 2016Comment

NRLB Discussion with Provost Coatsworth

A summary of the conversation with SIPA faculty on the arguments for and against a union at Columbia

SIPA: HappeningsGuest UserOctober 18, 2016union, unionization, provost, CoatsworthComment

Masculinities: What Maketh a Man?

SIPA student Paul Mathew discusses his experience at the Gender and Policy Working Group

SIPA: DiscussionPaul P MathewOctober 10, 2016Comment

Economics of Course Selection

A student shares some lessons learned about balancing course load with your inherent pain tolerance.

SIPA: ReflectionsGuest UserOctober 8, 2016Comment