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A new study throws cold water on the assumption that exquisite fossils resulted from cataclysmic volcanic eruptions.

Columbia Neighbors has curated a collection of reads and resources that celebrates educators, advocates, institutions, and organizations redefining Uptown's education renaissance.

Antoine Compagnon explores this little-known aspect of the French author.

In the new AI in Context class, faculty from across Columbia teach AI through the lens of philosophy, music, literature, and more.

Columbia faculty and staff share their insights on a tumultuous election season and look at what’s next.

Dickerson, Apprentice Chef de Cuisine, comes to Columbia Dining through the New York City Public School Success Via Apprenticeship Program.

Celebrating the Columbia programs that encourage kids and adolescents to explore science, engineering, medicine, and more.

This Veterans Day, we are highlighting R.J. Jenkins and the work he does as Columbia’s Veteran Education Director. 

Nathan Gorelick traces literary criticism and psychoanalysis to their shared origins during the 17th and 18th centuries. 

Film and Media Studies graduate student Ann Wang has found her passion and her future at Columbia and in New York City.

Data science students are using drone photography and Artificial Intelligence to understand why Greenland's ice sheet is melting so quickly.

Two computer scientists at Columbia Engineering share their thoughts on how to ensure that emerging technologies benefit humanity.

Psychology Professor Kevin Ochsner’s work touches on hot-button issues like politics and the #MeToo movement.

A new study led by Columbia researchers is upending a long-held hypothesis about what ushered in the Jurassic period.

Fall at Columbia means Homecoming, tenure celebrations, and research breakthroughs.