Applied Analytics professor Robert L. Simione II highlights recent research on the blind spots of generative AI and notes ...

More than 300 alumni, faculty, program leaders, and new graduates came together for the School’s largest annual alumni gathering, continuing a tradition that has grown year after year and is now ...

M.S. in Narrative Medicine student Kay Kasparhauser came to Columbia’s program from a background shaped by her visual art practice, illness, and years spent navigating the health care system.

After discovering machine learning at Columbia, alumnus Roberto Valdez found an unexpected new direction for his career. Today, as a machine learning engineer at Google, he continues to draw on ...

Effective regulation will be essential to balancing AI innovation with accountability, transparency, and public trust.

A journey from private equity to a remote Tibetan village sparked M.S. in Sustainability Management senior lecturer Travis Bradford’s career in energy — and his conviction that the global transition ...

The interdisciplinary expertise Olga Puntus gained through the M.S. in Sustainability Management program helped her make the leap into U.S. banking.

M.S. in Sustainability Management student Yaseen Ahmid discusses representing South Africa as head delegate and applying ...

Tomorrow, we begin orientation for the new class of Sustainability Management master’s students at Columbia University. The program began in 2010 as a partnership between Columbia’s Earth Institute ...

The first time Jeremi Nawawi (’25SPS, Technology Management) encountered ChatGPT—his introduction to the world of AI—he was working as a strategic consultant intern in the technology branch of PwC. He ...

Few people have seen the FIFA World Cup from the perspective of a venue operator twice. Having worked as the General Manager at Giants Stadium on the 1994 World Cup tournament and most recently ...

After working across analytics, consulting, and business roles, Zaigham Khan ('23SPS, APAN) began to notice a common challenge: organizations increasingly needed professionals who could do more than ...