Parking Minimums are Worse than Useless: Every Level of Government Should Push to Eliminate Them

Parking minimums require builders to add more parking than people want or need, driving up housing costs and worsening the environment. Lawmakers should ditch these wasteful rules

OpinionTarang JainSeptember 30, 2024Comment

Behind SIPA's Course Cancellations

Columbia University’s SIPA faces criticism over recent course cancellations, sparking concerns about transparency and communication from the administration.

Campus NewsTarang JainSeptember 25, 2024 Comment

SIPA’s Curriculum Change: Key takeaways

SIPA's revamped curriculum for Fall 2025 includes a restructured MPA and MIA program with a focus on global competencies.

Campus NewsAnanya SethiSeptember 19, 2024Comment

Columbia University’s Fall Semester Begins with Student Protests, Heightened Security and a Sit-in

First day of classes at Columbia University witnesses pro-Palestinian student protests and a planned sit-in at SIPA.

Campus NewsParas AbbasiSeptember 4, 2024Comment

Shaping Global Policy: Introducing the 2024–2025 IGP Carnegie Distinguished Fellows

As the Institute of Global Politics unveils its 2024–2025 Carnegie Distinguished Fellows, a new chapter of thought leadership and global impact begins.

Campus NewsTarang JainSeptember 1, 2024Comment

An Inside Look at SIPA's Curriculum Review

In an exclusive conversation with The Morningside Post, Dean Yarhi-Milo and Prof. Lisa Anderson, head of the Curriculum Review Committee, discuss the ongoing curriculum review at SIPA.

Campus NewsTarang JainMay 16, 2024Comment