Could it happen here? What New York can learn from the power outages in Texas

Dan Propp (MPA ‘21) explores the causes of February’s mass power outages in Texas, and implications for New York.

Editor's Pick, NYCDaniel ProppMarch 26, 2021Comment

South Asian Students Call for Columbia to Cut Ties With Hindutva Supremacist Donors

Maansi Shah (MPA ‘22) writes about the Raj Center’s ties to the BJP, and the function that it serves for India’s Hindu nationalist ruling party.

Opinion, Editor's Pick, SIPA: DiscussionMaansi ShahMarch 24, 2021Comment

It’s Time to Teach Kids About the Environment

Ben Halee, M.S. in Sustainability Management candidate, argues for the importance of incorporating environmental education into the public school curriculum.

Opinion, Editor's PickBen HaleeMarch 19, 2021Comment

Should Social media self-regulate with a self-created supervising group? Give it a shot!

Yizhu Yuan (MPA, EPD ‘21) underscores the role of self-regulation for social media companies.

OpinionYizhu YuanMarch 19, 2021Comment

From Scar to Allyship: A South Korean’s Reflection on Israel-Palestine

Minji Ko (MPA-DP 21’) reflects on how being from South Korea has shaped her perspective on Israel and Palestine.

Opinion, SIPA: ReflectionsMinji KoMarch 15, 2021Comment

Why no one will use Bitcoin as a form of payment – Not even the criminals

Selim Cevikel (MIA ‘22) argues for why Bitcoin is unlikely to become a dominant form of payment.

OpinionSelim CevikelMarch 15, 2021Comment