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School of the Arts student Alejandro Valencia likes the intensity of New York—as well as occasionally leaving it.
In an afternoon of thanks and inspiration, the future of the University looks bright.
The health disparities that Sebastian Cota observed in his native Los Angeles led him to Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health.
In her book, Natalia Rogach Alexander discusses how the celebrated thinker on democracy and education can still enlighten today.
Several factors are causing this seemingly paradoxical dynamic.
New research could help communities better prioritize immediate local interventions.
Signs point towards the first observation of a supersolid, an enigmatic quantum version of a classical solid.
For Felipe Gatos, the future of business is all about social impact as well as climate and resilience.
The appointment concludes an extensive national search led by a committee of trustees and faculty, who sought input from students, faculty, staff, alumni, and other members of the Columbia community.
Join Columbia’s chapter of ColorStack, a nonprofit that helps minority computer science students.
A new study links rising rates of breast cancer in young women to low levels of recreational physical activity in adolescence.
Canada’s record 2023 wildfire smoke is part of a broader, continent-wide trend, a new analysis shows.
The ImPLANT program leverages cross-institutional expertise across multiple bioengineering disciplines to address liver failure.
Twenty-one faculty fellows will examine what AI means for their discipline, and develop an AI education project.
Sergine Delma, a doctoral candidate in nursing, believes nurses belong everywhere, from boardrooms to AI labs to Capitol Hill.