Emily Taylor, a student in the M.S. in Nonprofit Management program at the Columbia University School of Professional Studies (SPS), was recently elected president of the SPS Student Government (SPSSG ...

Dr. Prager approaches ethics as a careful balance between patient autonomy and non-maleficence, such as balancing medical needs and individual family wishes, making each case unique. His perspective ...

A recent paper co-authored by an M.P.S. in Insurance Management lecturer explores how organizations can derive measurable ...

These first-of-their-kind Ivy League programs were built on a vision for accelerating the advancement of working ...

When you get to see sustainability and resiliency come to life, you realize that you are engaged in more than a memorable ...

New York City’s mass transit system needs better management, improved fare collection, and more sources of revenue.

Information is frequently organized across time. And this time series of data usually requires its own style of analytics and syntax. Come learn that syntax in Python. In part 1, we'll cover the ...

Columbia SPS’s inaugural Political Analytics cohort explored real-world political challenges in their culminating projects.

We recently spoke to Smikle about his background, career path, and his goal of preparing the next generation of advocates and ...

Elina Shirolkar discusses her role as a data scientist at Google and how it feels to work on something that has worldwide ...

Bridging the gaps between pediatrics, narrative medicine, and social justice, Dr. Jocelyn Brown (’23SPS, Narrative Medicine) ...