Catharina Wulandari, an M.S. in Human Capital Management student, drew on her HR experience and Columbia’s interdisciplinary ...

The quietly building consensus against data centers and Artificial Intelligence (AI) needs to be understood and addressed ...

Professor Göran Ekström tracks incidents like landslides and glacier collapse using tools once used only to monitor ...

Columbia neurologists have found a new way to predict when people at high risk of Alzheimer’s disease may start to have ...

New cutting-edge techniques can accurately edit genes in human embryos—giving scientists indispensable tools for understanding normal human development—but come with important risks.

This forward-looking work has special meaning as we prepare to mark SPS’s 25th anniversary in 2027. Anniversaries are ...

Frank Cupo (’21SPS) is applying his leadership and project management expertise to shape the future of Memorial Sloan ...

Bird and Zoghbi are the 122nd and 123rd winners of the Horwitz Prize, which is awarded annually by Columbia University for groundbreaking work in medical science. Of the 121 previous Horwitz Prize ...

A new technique may help solve one of Alzheimer’s central mysteries: how normal tau proteins begin their transformation into ...

AI beauty-tech founder and M.S. in Technology Management alum Noa Zubarev ('26SPS) shares takeaways and advice from Europe’s largest tech event.

Sustainability education is crucial for preparing professionals to advance practical environmental solutions amid uncertainty.

At Columbia SPS, Ken Lau developed the knowledge systems expertise that helped him turn an idea about personalized wellness into NaturalQ, an AI-powered health app.