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Tel Aviv, Addis Ababa and Beira face challenges caused by climate change, rapid expansion and economic disparity.
He has designed everything from restaurants, skyscrapers and museums to stadiums and prototype cities.
The dean and two professors from Columbia's architecture school discuss plans for the new lab and what it's like to work in the fraught region.
Have you been keeping tabs on Columbia's Oscar hopefuls? Find out how the Academy Awards, hip-hop royalty and a trio of artists made the headlines at Columbia this week.
The series kicked off with a wide-ranging conversation between the legendary artist and journalism professor Jelani Cobb.
Hosts Christiane Amanpour, of CNN, and Michael Barbaro, of The New York Times, handed out 16 journalists a 2020 Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Silver Baton.
Discover how African American Columbians broke barriers and ripped up rule books as they redefined life in the U.S. over the years.
Tying personal commitments (like getting more exercise) to goals that benefit the planet create multiple reasons to push ahead.
This mysterious, respiratory illness, related to the coronavirus that caused SARS, has fueled fears of a global pandemic.
Studies suggest they may provide some benefit, but what’s out there isn’t conclusive.
Our weekly news quiz returns for the new year with a trivia-loaded recap of some of the big stories from across Columbia so far in 2020, including top athletic honors and a former student turned superstar chef.
Peter Holland will depart in September 2020. President Lee C. Bollinger has appointed a committee to launch a national search for Holland’s successor.
In the wake of the killing of Gen. Qasem Soleimani and Iran’s retaliation on U.S. forces in Iraq, a broader military conflict is not inevitable, but its chances are growing daily.
Multi-messenger approach allows scientists to probe electronic and magnetic materials at ultra-small length scales.