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Congratulations to the 21 Columbians who secured a coveted spot on the Forbes "30 Under 30" list for 2025.
Ruben Gonzalez records movies to discover how biomolecules’ motions determine their functions. He has a major new finding.
Fiction, nonfiction, memoir, history, sports, essays—we’ve got you covered with this diverse list of books.
Psychotherapy has risen among younger adults, women, college-educated individuals, and those with higher family incomes.
What stories grabbed the attention of our readers in 2024? The results may surprise you.
Through her work, School of the Arts playwright Amalia Oliva Rojas gives voice to immigrants and women of color.
Iyer, a NASA Hubble fellow at Columbia, has also developed an AI-powered search tool for astronomers.
New research suggests that these ultra-high energy rays derive their energy from magnetic turbulence.
The latest announcement from Interim President Katrina Armstrong on Columbia's Campus Collaborative and additional community-building initiatives.
Engineering school and medical center researchers will build a wireless bioelectronic device to treat obesity and diabetes.
In his new book, Manan Ahmed shows readers that the cultural center of Pakistan has not disappeared, but it can only be glimpsed in reflections.
Columbia researchers made major breakthroughs in cancer research, neuroscience, earth science, and other fields this year.
Frank Guridy’s book describes the history of how U.S. arenas have functioned as so much more than monuments to sports.
Columbia Athletics brought home multiple titles in November, while faculty continued to publish research, write books, and lead the way on climate change.
New findings from Columbia Public Health could lead to advancements in early Alzheimer's detection and treatment strategies.