Latino in Chief

Julian Castro will attempt to mobilize the Latino vote and ride an opportune progressive wave into the White House.

OpinionSergio Galeano February 25, 2019julian castro, democratic presidential candidate, election2020Comment

Columbia Convenes Top Energy Sector Professionals for the 14th Annual Energy Symposium

On February 7th and 8th SIPA students participated in the 14th Annual Energy Symposium, the largest student-organized energy event in New York City.

SIPA: Happenings, NewsJeffrey ChenFebruary 22, 2019energy, symposiumComment

Opportunity or Cost?

Former UN intern Shruti Manian makes the case for why the UN needs to compensate interns.

SIPA: Discussion, OpinionStaff ReporterFebruary 20, 2019Comment

Congresswoman Omar and the Anti-Semitism Controversy Explained

SIPA student discusses facts and feelings over Congresswoman Omar’s recent comments

OpinionLiran BraudeFebruary 19, 2019 Comments

It's 2019, and Abortion in New York is Still Under Attack

This is the first edition of the new CiVEC column, “The City We Live In”. Each month CiVEC (Civic & Voter Engagement Coalition) will cover a local issue and let you know how you can get involved.

The Policy Verse, ColumnsAlexandra YellinFebruary 18, 2019abortion, health, women's health, new york state, CiVEC, TheCityWeLiveInComment

Results of TMP's Fall 2018 Budget Accountability Survey

In anticipation of student organizations receiving their spring budgets, TMP reports on our fall budget accountability survey, finding that one fourth of participating student organizations found discrepancies between their records and the Business Office’s records.

NewsAlexandra FeldhausenFebruary 18, 2019Comment