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Meet Stefan Sykes, a Columbia Journalism School graduate who hopes to report on difficult issues after learning so much in a “Race and Journalism” class.
Sorry for Your Trouble, his fourteenth work of fiction, is “a book of short stories about Irish Americans—or, Americans in Ireland.”
Jeffrey Fralick is among the first students to graduate from Columbia's sustainability science master’s program.
Tracy Võ wants to raise awareness of health issues that disproportionately affect Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.
Responses will allow researchers to understand the impact on those most directly affected by the crisis and learn how to best address their needs.
With an international perspective, he has designs on everything from clouds to a Lebanon greenhouse.
Tola Oniyangi aims to pursue her work in architecture and urban planning.
The University-wide volunteer program, which teaches K-12 children studying at home due to COVID-19, is expanding nationwide and will include more subjects and college prep.
This week journalists, parents of graduates and NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center workers are receiving well-deserved praise for their sacrifices. Test your knowledge of the latest developments at the University.
In this first installment, two doctors and a nurse, all members of Columbia’s faculty, tell us what they’re witnessing and what worries them during the COVID-19 crisis.
Professor Michael Cole's new book, "Sofonisba's Lesson," illuminates the work of an artist ahead of her time.
For this graduate, a virtual commencement will honor both past and future family generations.
Aury García is a graduate of Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons who grew up in Washington Heights dreaming of the day that has finally come.
Columbia University announced the 2020 Pulitzer Prizes, awarded on the recommendation of the Pulitzer Prize Board.
Dmitri Basov, Angela M. Christiano, Andrew Millis, Molly Przeworski and Lorraine S. Symington were elected by their peers in recognition of their outstanding achievements in research.