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The Columbia-Educated Priest Fighting Peru’s AIDS Epidemic
Father Fedora
Alumni

The Columbia-Educated Priest Fighting Peru’s AIDS Epidemic

Father Joseph Fedora ’96JRN offers hope, prayers, and healing for Lima’s most vulnerable citizens

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15 Unique Holiday Gifts from Columbia Alumni
2025 Gift Guide products

15 Unique Holiday Gifts from Columbia Alumni

Surprise your friends and family this December with scents, spices, and more

How Dan Abrams Turned a Law Degree into a Media Empire — with a Twist
Dan Abrams photographed by Melanie Dunea

How Dan Abrams Turned a Law Degree into a Media Empire — with a Twist

The legal analyst from TV and radio is turning his attention to wine and spirits

How to End Homelessness
Illustration of Rosanne Haggerty against background depicting urban homelessness, by Agata Nowicka

How to End Homelessness

Rosanne Haggerty ’89GSAPP wants us to take a closer look at one of the most complex, entrenched, and seemingly intractable social problems

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How About a Mocktail?
John deBary
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How About a Mocktail?

Master mixologist John deBary ’05CC shares an original non-alcoholic drink recipe for Dry January and beyond

The Subtle and Enduring Power of Radio
Rachel Martin, cohost of NPR's Morning Edition
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The Subtle and Enduring Power of Radio

As the host of NPR’s Morning Edition, Rachel Martin ’04SIPA makes a point to cultivate intimacy and trust

Recent Columbia Grad Named Rhodes Scholar
Columbia graduate and 2020 Rhodes Scholar Santiago Tobar Potes
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Recent Columbia Grad Named Rhodes Scholar

Santiago Tobar Potes ’20CC plans to pursue a master’s degree at the University of Oxford

Your Chance to Cook with 5 Famous Columbia Chefs
Judy Joo, Jacques Pépin, Christopher Kimball, Melissa Clark, Anita Lo
Alumni

Your Chance to Cook with 5 Famous Columbia Chefs

Add these classic cookbooks to your collection

Columbia Gift Guide
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Columbia Gift Guide

20 ways to support alumni entrepreneurs this holiday season

Ayad Akhtar, Andrew Yang, and Other Alumni in the News
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Ayad Akhtar, Andrew Yang, and Other Alumni in the News

Columbians making headlines

Helping the Navajo Nation Combat COVID-19
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Alumni

Helping the Navajo Nation Combat COVID-19

Two Columbia alumni working on a reservation in the rural Southwest are fighting the virus with custom strategies and a long-term vision

Columbia Fit Club
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Alumni

Columbia Fit Club

These four streaming platforms from alumni entrepreneurs are helping people stay active and sane 

Portrait of a Gen-Z Activist
Chelsea Miller photographed by Myles Loftin for Columbia Magazine fall 2020
Alumni

Portrait of a Gen-Z Activist

Chelsea Miller '18CC, cofounder of Freedom March NYC, brings strategy, organization, and vision to a youth-led civil-rights group

Why City Parks are More Important Than Ever
Adam Ganser, executive director of New Yorkers for Parks
Alumni

Why City Parks are More Important Than Ever

Architect and real-estate planner Adam Ganser ’10GSAPP is the new executive director of New Yorkers for Parks

How a Broken Wheel Led to the Birth of Modern Product-Liability Law
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How a Broken Wheel Led to the Birth of Modern Product-Liability Law

The 1916 court case MacPherson v. Buick Motor Co., heard by Judge Benjamin Cardozo 1889CC, 1890GSAS, 1915HON, is still taught in law classes today

How Columbia Suffragists Fought for the Right of Women to Vote
Photo collage by Michelle Thompson of suffragists Mabel Lee, Crystal Eastman, and Alice Paul, for Columbia Magazine fall 2020 issue
Alumni

How Columbia Suffragists Fought for the Right of Women to Vote

More than a hundred years ago, Congress ratified the Nineteenth Amendment. This is the little-known story of the women who helped make it happen

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