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A major federal grant will support a new Columbia-led effort to assess drug efficacy and tailor optimal drug treatment.

Audrey Litvak (SIPA'19), assistant director of government affairs at Columbia, has the answers to students' most pressing voting questions. 

The data, which has taken years of preparation to collect, will be used to search for evidence of new physics.

A Columbia Climate School researcher found that air in the subway is 10 times more polluted than air above ground.

Daisy Kalra has spent her Columbia postdoc in Illinois, supporting the University and the Fermilab in the search for new neutrinos.

Dean Abebe shares his vision for the Law School, path to Morningside Heights, and enthusiasm for his new role.

Mohamed Hussein finds that political advertisers are spending big bucks on so-called meddle ads—but consumers aren't always buying it.

Mitts and her team were awarded a grant from the Department of Defense to study the evolution of foreign state information operations.

Miller Executive Director Melissa Smey discusses the concert series and the lobby show.

Here’s what you need to know about the Nov. 5 General Election.

Interim President Armstrong writes that Columbia's approach to protests and demonstrations is "an essential part of how we advance our educational and research mission, safeguard free expression and open debate, and ensure a safe, respectful campus environment for our community."

We're kicking off the academic year with a new president, a major gift, and impactful research at Columbia.

A new study finds that communicating the scientific consensus about climate change can clear up misperceptions.

Brenda Wineapple’s book delves into the question and provides many answers.

“I want to make sure that this University is a place that embraces you, educates you, and pushes you to make the most of your time here,” she wrote. “You deserve nothing less.”