Doctors Without Debt
P. Roy Vagelos ’54PS, ’90HON is changing the future of medical education in America
Ballot Breakdown
8 things Columbia professors need you to know about the electoral system right now
Urban Design’s New Wave
GSAPP associate professor Kate Orff is exploring ways to harness the power of nature to combat the threats of climate change
Innovators With Impact
Meet four social entrepreneurs who are taking on injustice and inequality across New York City
In The Lion's Den
A private tour of the collection of Roaree enthusiast Michael Garrett '66CC, '69LAW, '70BUS
Brainteaser
An anthropologist investigates a never-before-seen protohuman species
Alumni Newsmakers
Doug Morris: The Greatest Hits
How a $25-per-week songwriter became the world's most influential record executive
Super Freak
Stephen Dubner ’90SOA, coauthor of the popular Freakonomics series, wants to tell you a few things you don’t know
Most Recent
Another Weird Thing You Probably Didn’t Know About the Milky Way
Astronomers peered deep into the heart of the galaxy and found something unexpected
The Workers' Warrior
Ai-Jen Poo '96CC is fighting for domestic workers' rights in the wake of #MeToo
Book Review: "How to Change Your Mind"
Michael Pollan's new book is on a mission to unbend the psychedelic narrative
Great Excavations
An archaeologist digs in the archives and pieces together some Columbia history
What Gorilla Poop Reveals About Our Messed-up Diet
Our taste for processed foods may be damaging our bodies in subtle ways
Landscaping to Save Lives
Columbia researchers have discovered a surprisingly simple way to reduce urban gun violence
Book Review: "Lake Success"
Gary Shteyngart’s brilliant and bighearted new novel showcases all the author’s trademark gifts
Reading List: Fall 2018
New and noteworthy releases from Columbia alumni and faculty
More than Half Mental
We talk with Zach Schonbrun '11JRN, author of The Performance Cortex
A Career in Caring
Ron Gold '91BUS started LeanOnWe to increase access to home health care
It's Miller Time
Three alumni perform for Miller Theatre's thirtieth-anniversary season
Book Review: "The Parking Lot Attendant"
Nafkote Tamirat's debut novel is at once an immigrant narrative, a coming-of-age story, a dystopian fantasy, and a political thriller
Why You Didn't Get That Raise
There's another important reason why wages in the US have stagnated
We Come in Peace
An installation by Huma Bhabha '89SOA is on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Kubrick’s Columbia
Stanley Kubrick’s photos of Columbia are on view at the Museum of the City of New York
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