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University Professor Nabila El-Bassel finds connections with her work during the HIV/AIDS crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Julissa Reynoso Pantaleón, who is also Columbia Law School graduate, has traveled the path from humble beginnings in the Dominican Republic to the upper echelons of diplomatic service.

Scholars discuss recent immigration issues, xenophobia, and state violence in a department of history webinar.

A SIPA professor reflects on everything from watching the migration of humpback whales to online teaching for students whose locations span 15 time zones.

Recognize the loss of this year’s tradition and rituals and look for new ways to reset the holiday table.

New findings suggest enigmatic object in our Galaxy was formed during an ancient two-star collision that eventually led to one merged star. 

A Columbia-Sciences Po undergrad sits out the pandemic in Paris—and can't wait to arrive in New York.

Economist Edmund Phelps talks about the importance of individualism for a country’s vitality.

A joint initiative between GSAPP’s Center for Spatial Research and Yale’s Global Health Justice Partnership redefines what constitutes a community in need in the COVID era.

Columbia stands ready to do its part, "just as we would with any new administration from within the traditions or our democracy." 

A GSAPP student relishes the opportunity presented by the pandemic to become reacquainted with his hometown.

In wide-ranging remarks, Columbia’s president gives a nod to the importance of expertise and the role of the University in providing a path forward for society and the world.

Columbia School of Social Work’s Courtney Cogburn spoke with the author about his book, what it means to be antiracist, and the role of universities in helping to combat racism.

School of the Arts Dean Carol Becker explores the idea of experimental preservation with Jorge Otero-Pailos and Sam Van Aken.

A group from the Law School traveled to Philadelphia on Election Day to serve as poll observers.