The Coolest Pink Girl?

Lingying Chang (MIA, EPD ‘21) reflects on a childhood experience.

Opinion, SIPA: ReflectionsLingying ChangApril 15, 2021Comment

On Activism and Community in Times of COVID – In Recognition of the SIPA Class of 2021

Diego Gustavo Deleersnyder (MIA ‘21) showcases some of the activists on campus and the challenges and opportunities for student activism in the context of the pandemic.

Opinion, SIPA: HappeningsDiego Gustavo DeleersnyderApril 12, 2021Comment

Thoughts in Post-Quarantine: Existential Edition

Jorge Jimenez (MIA ‘21) writes about a brain in zoom fatigue.

SIPA StoriesJorge JimenezApril 12, 2021 Comment

After the Successful Colonization of Mars: Interstellar Politics in the 21st Century

Will Mars will be a backup of human civilization? By: 刘珺滔 (Juntao Liu)

Policy and Politics刘珺滔April 12, 2021Comment

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

Sociologist Tamara Nopper Discusses Anti-Asian Violence and the Limitations of the “Hate” Framework

Aastha Uprety (MPA ‘21) recaps a March 23 lecture delivered by sociologist Tamara Nopper, in which Nopper discusses recent violence against Asians in the U.S.

SIPA: Discussion, Conversations, SIPA StoriesAastha UpretyApril 2, 2021Comment