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In 1971, the US government sued to stop the New York Times from publishing classified documents, sparking a momentous Supreme Court battle. Fifty years later, Columbia alumni and faculty tell us why this case matters more than ever.  

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that he is appointing Columbia Justice Lab's Vincent Schiraldi Commissioner of the city's Department of Correction.

The program seeks to partner with a local artist to create a new work inspired by the Law School community that will become part of Columbia’s permanent collection.

A small percentage of pediatric patients have developed a condition known as multi-system inflammatory syndrome, or MIS, serious enough to warrant hospitalization.

So far, more than 80 cases of the variant have been identified in the tri-state area.

The most common causes of death in prison population include Infectious diseases, chronic respiratory disease, drug use, and suicide.

A drop in atmospheric CO2 levels aided massive plant eaters on their 6,500-mile trek across North America.

The filmmaker, art historian, and collector was the subject of a recent online event organized by the Weatherhead East Asian Institute and the C.V. Starr East Asian Library.

The School of the Arts announces an auction to benefit graduate students in its film, theatre, visual arts and sound art, and writing programs.

Professor, musician, and composer David Sulzer demystifies the science that underlies music.

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