"Americans are slow to respond, but I know what fear does," Maria Ressa says. "Don't let fear paralyze you because you are at your strongest now, and every day you do not act and hold the line on your rights, you get weaker."

President Trump, taking a victory lap to mark the first 100 days of his second term, said his success surpasses any in U.S. history, "according to many, many people.” Presidential historian Timothy Naftali places the Trump presidency in context for Walter Isaacson.

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa joined Boston Public Radio to discuss the global rise of authoritarianism, disinformation, and the need to defend press freedom.

Designed as a catalyst for climate innovation, the summit aimed to elevate the Dominican Republic’s role in building resilient communities across Latin America and the Caribbean and on the global stage.

Through a series of major events and convenings—including those organized by the Institute of Global Politics (IGP), the Center on Global Energy Policy (CGEP), and the Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies (SIWPS)—SIPA tackled some of the most important domestic and foreign policy issues of the new administration’s first 100 days.

SIPA Integrates Study of AI Into Diverse Course Offerings

With less than one month until graduation, Marsela reflects on her time as a MPA student at Columbia SIPA.

As a CEE concentration, Colby reflects on his capstone experience with ReNew and sharing more about what he gained from the experience.

SIPA Lecturer Laura Scherling on the closure of the State Department's Counter Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference: "The U.S. has taken a series of steps that unilaterally disarm its cybersecurity defenses and guardrails against disinformation, precisely when it ought to be strengthening them."