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Study Tests If 'Gluten-Free' Is Always True

More than half of gluten-free pizza and pasta in restaurants tested positive for gluten.

New Project Brings Together Neuroscience and Economics

Study combines mathematical models and brain-monitoring techniques to gain greater insight into how our brains seek information.

The Case Against Vaccine Religious Exemptions

Forty-seven states currently permit religious exemptions from vaccines, though the Constitution does not require them to do so.

The hippocampus of a female mouse that has been genetically engineered to overproduce TIA1 protein.

Scientists Identify Gene That Keeps PTSD-like Behavior at Bay in Female Mice

Columbia study highlights key role this gene plays in essential biological processes and offers promising new target for combating PTSD.

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April 18, 2019

Law Professor Bernard E. Harcourt Comments on the Mueller Report

"The Mueller Report is as damning as it could possibly get about President Trump's obstruction of justice," states Bernard E. Harcourt, a professor in law and political science.

School of Social Work Awarded $86 Million to Reduce Opioid Deaths in New York

National Institute on Drug Abuse grant will bring the School of Social Work together with partner universities to work in 15 counties across New York State.

New Online Portal to Teach Free Speech Is Launched

Columbia Global Freedom of Expression has launched a new teaching portal Freedom of Expression Without Frontiers, in partnership with 10 universities and civil society organizations from around the world, to promote the adoption of a global approach to the teaching of free speech.