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President Lee C. Bollinger helped kick off an anniversary event with experts on vision, memory, and touch.
Helen Benedict presents the plight of people from the Middle East and Africa in her new book.
Her topic is the power of stories, especially those about the stranger, the diasporic wanderer.
From science to engineering, writing to social sciences, here are the Columbians who received awards recently.
Calvin Butts III (UTS'75), who passed away on Oct. 28, is remembered by community members and Columbia.
Hanya Salah has been named director for Columbia Global Centers | Amman. She has served as deputy director since 2012.
This year’s consequential midterm elections are around the corner. Find out what Columbia faculty members have had to say about what is motivating voters and what is at stake this year.
Test your knowledge of the past month's news and events at Columbia with questions on black holes, Nobel Prizes, and much more.
The awards will support one project on inflammatory pain and one that will guide improved breast cancer treatment.
This past weekend, school leadership, students, alumni, and families gathered to celebrate Homecoming.
Perhat Tursun’s “The Backstreets” has been wowing critics with its literary merit and its account of the hardships faced by Uyghurs in China.
The 10th cohort of Bundles Scholars includes two artists, a poet and memoirist, an educator, and an advocate.
Professor Bruce Usher offers a guide to investing in companies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Columbia researchers also found that 22% of U.S. adults ages 65 and older have mild cognitive impairment.
After the 2022 Pulitzer Prize dinner, Columbia News reflects on Bollinger's role at the awards and his commitment to free speech.