Pursuing a graduate degree at Columbia SIPA is an exciting opportunity, but for many prospective students, figuring out how to finance their education can feel overwhelming.

Catherine “Kitty” Mulder MIA ’81 made a generous gift to SIPA establishing the Zinia Leadership Fund as well as support for research and SIPA programs related to Peru.

The cornerstone event brings together current students with alumni who have leveraged their SIPA degrees into successful careers in finance

The award celebrates Powell’s individual accomplishments and highlights the strong partnership between SPRC and the NYJL.

It’s difficult to muster much sympathy for Iran finding itself in an existential dilemma of its own making.

Black is one of 42 Fellows announced this year and joins a distinguished list of just 1,229 Economic Society Fellows elected since 1931.

Maryum Saifee MIA ’07 has spent more than a decade in foreign service, highlighting issues like labor migration and gender-based violence.

A travel essay from 2024 Raphael Smith Memorial Prize winner Alice Lassman MPA ’24.

Prakhar Bhartiya MPA ’20 seeks to transform his country’s political leadership through his Indian School of Democracy.