The Peculiar Perils of Literary Translation
In balancing authenticity with readability, translators tackle a seemingly impossible art
6 Things You Need to Know About Climate Change Now
With global warming now a full-blown crisis, Columbia experts are documenting the dangers and developing solutions
Daniel Alarcón Tells Stories Without Borders
The writer and MacArthur fellow chronicles life in Spanish and English, through fiction and fact
17 Columbia Alumni News Anchors to Keep You in the Know
Stay up to date with these TV broadcast journalists
Recent Stories
The Wild Life of Carnivore Researcher Rae Wynn-Grant
Armed with bear spray and courage, this ecologist and Columbia alumna is charting new territory
Can Art Help Lawyers See the Bigger Picture?
Columbia Law School’s inaugural artist-in-residence offers students a new perspective on prejudice
This Giant Depression-Era Scrapbook Isn't in Kansas Anymore
Columbia’s Rare Book and Manuscript Library recently acquired an unusual relic
How to Conquer a Fear of Public Speaking
Natalie H. Rogers ’79SW has helped more than 13,000 people overcome stage fright
Columbia Undergrads Roar Through "College Bowl"
In a head-to-head competition, three Lions take home the tournament’s top prize
Jim Jarmusch Shares a Strange and Wonderful Collection
A peek into Some Collages, a new book of visual art by the indie-film icon
A Better Way to Fight Workplace Racial Bias
Diversity training programs may be inadequate, say Columbia sociologists
The Absurdly Delightful Career of "American Ninja Warrior" Cohost Matt Iseman
For the TV personality and doctor, saying “yes” to nearly every opportunity has paid off
What Do Memories Look Like?
Columbia neuroscientists have figured out how to visually map memory formation
Books
The Remarkable Power of Poop
In The Other Dark Matter, journalist Lina Zeldovich ’12JRN says we are wasting a valuable scientific and economic asset
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