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New Yorkers are sharing space with an increasing number of wild creatures that are good at adapting their diets and hiding places to urban environments. 

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded ICAP at Columbia University $24.6 million to expand an initiative aimed at supporting novel person-centered HIV service delivery.

Archaeologists have spent years researching the ship’s origin. A new analysis of tree rings in its timbers has provided perhaps the most compelling evidence yet.

With the number of confirmed cases rising in the U.S. and other countries around the world, New York has declared monkeypox an imminent threat to public health in the state.

Researchers from the Center for Justice found that over-surveillance of NYC's public housing has led to more arrests and more prison time for its residents.

Monica Hakimi from Columbia Law School argues that we should take international law on its own terms. 

These opinions were among hundreds published for the first time in response to a Knight First Amendment Institute litigation.

In his first semester teaching at Columbia, Marcos Balter encourages his students to embrace change and curiosity.

Professor Deborah Paredez lists her favorite poets just in time for Hispanic Heritage Month.

Dean Sarah Cole is enthusiastic about the state of things in the humanities division she oversees within the faculty of arts and sciences.

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