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On Nov. 11, students, faculty, alumni, and friends celebrated 75 years of scholarship, dialogue, and community at Columbia.
From science to engineering, writing to social sciences, here are the Columbians who received awards recently.
The evening's honorees included award-winning film director Jennifer Lee (SOA'05) and Tony Award winner/School of the Arts Professor David Henry Hwang.
Contrary to headlines claiming “The End of the English Major,” Hart is proud to say that enrollments at Columbia “are higher than they’ve been in years!”
Event recognizes Mailman School’s Heilbrunn Department of Population and Family Health (PopFam) local and global impact at the intersection of public health and human rights.
A growing network of Columbians is working together to mitigate the effects of rising hunger in the city. Here’s how you can get involved.
Ceremony held in recognition of the late Barbara and Bruce P. Dohrenwend, professors in epidemiology and sociomedical sciences, who conceptualized the endowed professorships.
AlJarman AlNuaimi (CC'26) and Davis (CC'26) were named 2026 Rhodes Scholars for the United Arab Emirates and the United States, respectively.
Columbia Public Health and Climate School researchers led a new study into the ongoing global health threat from arsenic.
Columbia is considered a model for veteran education and support—more than 650 U.S. veterans and their family members are enrolled at the University today.
Neeve Chen is working toward a doctor of dental medicine and a master’s in dental education. She still finds time for a good bowl of ramen.
Years into her career, Aziza Shuler is back on a campus at the Journalism School.
Columbia SIPA’s Institute of Global Politics and Hillel convened a gathering of leaders, diplomats, scholars, and students to reflect on Rabin’s legacy and the challenges of the pursuit of peace in the Middle East.
A theorist team at Columbia has served as a model for interdisciplinary research for 20 years.
Ten years ago, this publishing imprint, which is part of Columbia Journalism School, bet on emerging crises. Its books now read like early warnings.