Coming Out in New York
An Indian journalist reflects on how Columbia and New York City changed the course of his life
Using Data Science to Tailor the Perfect Fit
Laws of Motion, founded by Carly Bigi '17BUS, creates clothes that look good on every body
Raising Strong Sexual Citizens
Two social scientists discuss their groundbreaking research on consent, power, and assault on Columbia's campus
The Story Behind the Song: How Two Broadway Stars Created a Columbia Anthem for the Ages
“Oh, Columbia” is a gift for the Class of 2020 and a message of hope for the future
The Latest
Zen and the Art of Honeybee Maintenance
Eli Lichter-Marck ’08CC, a California beekeeper, went searching for purpose and truth. He also found sweetness and light
Why Our Planet is a Breeding Ground for Emerging Diseases
Experts say habitat destruction and climate change are factors
Can Progressives Claim Religious-Liberty Exemptions, Too?
A new report details how liberals are stealing a page from Christian conservatives’ playbook
When Columbia’s President Ran for US President
100 years ago, Nicholas Murray Butler wanted to go to Washington. It didn’t turn out well
7 Discoveries from Columbia Scientists
Bearded dragons may shed light on sleep disorders, and other research news
The Smart Person’s Guide to Aging
How EPIC, an organization of retired professors and administrators, helps its members keep active and stay curious in their senior years
4 Startups for 4-Legged Friends
With offerings from health insurance to organic dog food, alumni entrepreneurs are taking on the pet industry
Houses Fit for Life on Mars
Architects Jeffrey Montes '15GSAPP and Christopher Botham '16GSAPP are designing your home — in outer space
Silence in the Quads
The cancellation of classes — and commencement — has left the Columbia campus eerily empty
Books
How to Get That Dream Job
Reynold Levy ’73LAW gives advice on building a career that offers both professional and personal satisfaction
3 New Young-Adult Novels by Columbia Alumni
These new books have everything that makes the YA genre great — escapism, fantasy, romance, and a hearty dose of nostalgia
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