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Podcasts can spark dialogue, shift perspectives, and bring nuance to complex conversations. These new Columbian-created shows do just that, delving into themes of justice, art, power, and imagination. They explore everything from the criminal legal system to what it means to create something beautiful.
Hosted and produced by students, scholars, and creatives, each one invites listeners to think, and feel, more deeply.
As summer begins, Columbia News has selected five standout shows to add to your queue, plus embedded episode suggestions to help you dive in.
COLUMBIA HISTORY
The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, celebrating 100 years this summer, stands as one of the world’s leading institutions dedicated to Black history, arts, and culture. Yet what many don’t know is that Barnard alumna Jean Blackwell Hutson (BC’35) was critical in building the collection as its curator for nearly four decades.
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The latest announcement from Interim President Katrina Armstrong on Columbia's Campus Collaborative and additional community-building initiatives.
Columbia Athletics brought home multiple titles in November, while faculty continued to publish research, write books, and lead the way on climate
For SPS student Gerardo Rios Garcia, the future is looking bright, and sustainable.
Marilyne Njuraita, a social work student, hopes to use her degree to support underserved groups in her hometown of Nairobi.
Plus, Michael Zheng (CC'26) takes home Columbia's first national tennis singles title of the NCAA Championships era.
Columbia men's tennis junior and three-time All-American Michael Zheng (CC'26) is leaving Waco with the NCAA singles title.
Lions top Cornell, 17-9, to earn a share of their first Ivy League Championship since 1961.
In his new book, “In Search of an Open Mind,” Columbia’s president emeritus offers a collection of his speeches, articles, and opinion columns.
The University is proud that there are more than 700 veterans enrolled as students at Columbia, more than all the other Ivy League universities com
Columbia Neighbors has curated a collection of reads and resources that celebrates educators, advocates, institutions, and organizations r
Dickerson, Apprentice Chef de Cuisine, comes to Columbia Dining through the New York City Public School Success Via Apprenticeship Program.
Celebrating the Columbia programs that encourage kids and adolescents to explore science, engineering, medicine, and more.
