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A longitudinal study will examine the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on millions of college students—and the choices they make for their futures.

Movement science researchers and mechanical engineers are testing a robotic device that shows promise for improved mobility.

A study found infants born to mothers who tested positive with—or suspected of having—the virus, there was no detection of SARS-CoV-2 in nearly 100 percent of the tests.

Mailman School of Public Health researchers explore the potential for the novel coronavirus to become a regular feature producing recurring outbreaks in humans.

The American Theatre Wing recently announced the 74th annual Tony Award nominations, which include many Columbians. 

What does a women-centric future look like, and how do we build communities of care?

President Bollinger moderates an online panel with Kimberlé W. Crenshaw, Eric Foner, and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. that focuses on how the post-Civil War period connects to contemporary U.S. politics.

Gladys Carrión, a national leader in youth justice, has joined the Justice Lab as an adjunct research scholar.

Columbia Journalism Review's Jon Allsop writes about how the media is distracted by the court-packing issue.

The Justice Lab’s Vincent Schiraldi talks to Columbia News about the center’s work that is featured in a new Human Rights Watch and ACLU report.

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