Columbia SIPA
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Admitted Student Day 2025: Alumni Panel
Admitted Student Day 2025: Faculty Fireside Chat
Admitted Student Day 2025: Student Panel
Accountability and Influence Over the Taliban for Human Rights
Jeffrey Sachs on SIPA's MPA-DP Program, shifting development field, and new job market trends, pt II
Jeffrey Sachs on SIPA's MPA-DP Program, shifting development field, and new job market trends, pt I
2025 SIPA Class Day Student Speaker: Felix Wang MIA '25
2025 SIPA Class Day Address: Dr. Rajiv Shah
Timothy Frye on Zelensky’s Approval Ratings
Economist Teresa Fort on the issue of US credibility
Jon Finer on the India-Pakistan conflict: neither side wants escalation
Dennis Novy: How will the EU respond to the tariffs?
David E. Weinstein says the maximal tariffs will see tariff revenues decrease
Secretary Jacob Lew: tariffs mean higher consumer prices
Adam Tooze on Russia’s economic motivators for peace talks (or lack thereof)
Timothy Frye on Trump's attacks on higher education
Maria Ressa on Holding The Line Against Authoritarianism
M. Victoria Murillo on the democratic backsliding playbook
Maria Ressa outlines 4 things you can do to protect civil society and democracy
Mikhail Zygar on Putin's goals for Ukraine peace talks
Victoria Nuland on Trump's negotiations for Ukraine peace talks
Victoria Nuland on Trump's Position Toward Ukraine
Apoorva Mandavilli on Mortality Data
Michel Kazatchkine on Investing in Global Health
Apoorva Mandavilli on the USAID cuts
A global health reality: the world is interconnected
Does the US have a global health strategy?
Two judges in civil disagreement
Hon. Roy Altman on understanding the US Judiciary
Judge Higginson's tactics for civil disagreement