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From 60-second breathing resets to better sleep routines, a Columbia Health specialist shares workshop-backed strategies to help students (and all of us!) manage stress.
By providing a creative outlet for its members, this dance club offers joy, movement, and community.
Now is the time to understand what brains and AI have in common, say researchers at Columbia's NSF-funded AI institute, ARNI.
Melanie Bernitz and Marcy Ferdschneider invite Columbia students to share their experiences through the LENS Survey before March 13.
As the program engages more directly with global concerns such as the climate crisis, he will lead the way.
While the winter weather slowed many of us down, Columbia athletes, astronomers, and archivists were making their mark. Test your knowledge of the latest news stories across the University!
One of the most influential programming languages in history was created by Columbia professor Bjarne Stroustrup.
For the fourth consecutive year, students from all four CUIMC schools traveled to Albany to deepen their understanding of the New York state legislative process.
"We are all so relieved that our student, Ellie Aghayeva, has been released from federal custody," said Acting President Claire Shipman.
Columbia recently adopted the funding search and grant recommendation platform for faculty, researchers, students, and administrators.
These trends could have a significant impact on marine life, tourism, and coastal economies.
Janie Zhang is studying computer science and psychology, exploring the overlap between human behavior and artificial intelligence.
The new space in Schermerhorn Hall will support collaborative learning and community connection among students and faculty.
Columbia SIPA Dean Keren Yarhi-Milo and Secretary Hillary Clinton co-edited a book that brings readers into the room where leaders make decisions in times of crisis.
Professor Andrew Blumberg is part of a team that tested AI’s upper limits by asking it to answer unsolved math problems.