Let’s Talk About Obama

0.3 percent of Earth's rare elements come from a single stellar explosion 4.6 billion years ago

The Tony Award-winning director of Hadestown may be theater’s most forward-thinking artist

A million plant and animal species are at risk of disappearing, many within decades

“Try burnt oysters,” and other words of wisdom

The technique could lay the groundwork for a new type of immunotherapy

Meet Eco-Challenge contestant Joshua Forester ’04CC

At Columbia's Magnetic Resonance Research Center, scientists are unveiling the neural basis of human thoughts, memories, and emotions

A new study aims to identify ways of diversifying genetic databases

English and comparative-literature professor Sharon Marcus shines a light on self-promotion and stardom through the ages

By David Epstein ’02CC, ’04GSAS, ’04JRN

By Martha Saxton ’89GSAS

By Monique Truong ’95LAW

The gift will provide financial backing and support services to promising ventures in the organization's pipeline

The population-health scientist and academic administrator started her new role on September 1

Blocking critics on the social-media platform violates the First Amendment, court rules

Eight faculty members in the Arts and Sciences began this semester as new recipients of Distinguished Columbia Faculty Awards