As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, this reflection examines growing distrust in democratic institutions at home and abroad.
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The removal of thousands of federal datasets has sparked concern among researchers and policy experts, who warn that weakening the independence and accessibility of national statistics could undermine evidence-based policymaking and democratic accountability.
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As artificial intelligence commands political attention, cybersecurity experts warn that quantum computing poses a quieter but potentially devastating threat.
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Even when the future feels increasingly unpredictable, SIPA students are choosing engagement and public service. Read how one student brings in learnings from a childhood memory to her outlook on the future.
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Columbia students rallied in response to ICE raids in Minneapolis, citing fears of potential escalation in New York and questioning the university’s stance on federal immigration enforcement.
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A night of Japanese jazz in Tokyo becomes an unexpected lesson in silence, as cultural instinct collides with a space where what isn’t said matters most.
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