Geochemist Peter Kelemen thinks a solution to global warming could lie beneath our feet
How do you stop genocide before it starts? Legal theorist James Stewart, a former war-crimes prosecutor, has revived a forgotten strategy
Jason Bordoff, director of Columbia’s Center on Global Energy Policy, speaks about climate change
Introducing a satirical, Yiddish alternative to the "bible of psychiatry"
Genetic-sequencing techniques may soon make it feasible for scientists to catalog all the viruses in our mammalian compatriots
There's strong evidence that forgetfulness in old age may be reversible
Two books by Phillip Lopate '64CC
Wm. Theodore de Bary ’41CC, ’53GSAS, ’94HON discusses his book The Great Civilized Conversation: Education for a World Community
By Victor S. Navasky
The University's largest service organization serves more than eight thousand low-income children and adults
A new institute run jointly by Columbia and Stanford has announced its first seed grants for high-tech journalism projects
Daniel Radcliffe was spotted on College Walk — not in Hogwarts robes, but 1940s tweed!
The gifts will help fund two new buildings on Manhattanville campus
Martin Chalfie and Wafaa El-Sadr named University Professors, and other campus news
The Columbia statistics professor will oversee the operation of five schools in his new position
