OPINION: SIPA’s shocking shortage of health policy courses

Elizabeth Horwitz (MPA ’23) argues that health policy is deeply interwoven into nearly all policy challenges.

OpinionElizabeth HorwitzApril 4, 2022Comment

OPINION: Climate change threatens the joy of snow days

Emily Davis (MA ’22) reflects on the joy of snow days despite climate change’s looming threats.

OpinionEmily DavisApril 4, 2022 Comments

CAMPUS NEWS: SIPA schools Columbia Law School in heated intramural basketball game

“Duke-UNC. Real Madrid-Barcelona. Yankees-Red Sox. Add one more pair to the pantheon of storied rivalries,” Jake Indursky (MIA ’23) writes.

NewsJake IndurskyApril 1, 2022Comment

NYC: Rising Tide: a small exhibit with a big message

Madeleine Traynor (MA ’22) writes about an exhibit on the human costs of the climate crisis at the Museum of the City of New York.

NYCMadeleine TraynorMarch 31, 2022 Comments

OPINION: U.S. childcare policy is failing women

Ali Ryan-Mosley (MIA ’22) argues for universal pre-kindergarten, government subsidies for childcare, and childcare in private sector benefits packages.

OpinionAli Ryan-MosleyMarch 28, 2022Comment

POLITICS: Reflections from the weeklong ‘Davos of energy’

Lilly Lee (MPA ’23) writes about her experience at CERAWeek, which convened more than 5,000 people shaping the global energy agenda.

Policy and PoliticsLilly LeeMarch 24, 2022 Comment