SIPA STORIES: Not all walls divide equally: from peacebuilding to activism in Israel-Palestine

“It is time to recognize that not all sides hold equal weight, not all atrocities balance out, and not all walls divide equally,” Michael Thomson (MIA ’22) writes.

SIPA StoriesMichael ThomsonMay 3, 2022Comment

SIPA STORIES: SIPA administration and community neglect responsibility to support low-income students

Kelsie Greene (MIA ’23) writes about the difficulties of exorbitant tuition and living costs after moving to New York City from the U.S. South.

SIPA StoriesKelsie GreeneMay 3, 2022Comment

CAMPUS NEWS: As students seek COVID-19 refund, Columbia University faces possible financial hurdle

Margaret Andersen (MPA ’22) speaks to students circulating a petition calling on SIPA to refund $8,000 to each student in the Class of 2022.

NewsMargaret AndersenMay 2, 2022Comment

OPINION: India is trying to take manufacturing jobs from China and East Asia. Is that enough for growth in the 21st century?

Devaansh Samant (MPA ’23) argues for a growth policy that directly links industry needs to educational institutions.

OpinionDevaansh SamantApril 29, 2022Comment

OPINION: Democrats and abortion: time to play offense

Anna Seigel (MPA ’22) calls on Democrats to go on offense for abortion rights and prioritize reproductive health.

OpinionAnna SeigelApril 28, 2022Comment

CAMPUS NEWS: SIPA student mobilizes to support Black refugees fleeing Ukraine

Ed Bonahue (MPA ’23) speaks with Macire Aribot, who traveled to Europe with NoirUnited International, an NGO she co-founded to address global marginalization of the Black diaspora.

NewsEd BonahueApril 28, 2022Comment