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Actress Amanda Peet (CC'94) “recognizes the joy” of writing as co-creator of the massively popular Netflix series The Chair in Columbia College Today.
Bérénice Sylverain (GS'20) was one of 41 scholars from across the U.S. awarded the 2022 Marshall Scholarship.
From chess to remarkable works of literature, science to photography, here are just a few groundbreaking Hispanic Columbians.
The triple jump champ will be flag bearer for her home country of Ghana at the 2020 Olympics.
Amir Ashour (GSAS'18) founded IraQueer, Iraq's first national LGBTQ+ group in 2014. Here's what he's up to today.
We’re celebrating Columbians of Asian heritage who have made, and are making, waves in the world.
As Valentine's Day approaches, love stories at Columbia come in all forms, from friendship to romance to family.
Law School Alumna Isabella de la Houssaye and her daughter, a rising senior at Columbia College, are featured in a New York Times story.
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