

At Columbia's Magnetic Resonance Research Center, scientists are unveiling the neural basis of human thoughts, memories, and emotions
A million plant and animal species are at risk of disappearing, many within decades
The Tony Award-winning director of Hadestown may be theater’s most forward-thinking artist
Entrepreneurs help celebrate five years of innovation
An interactive installation lets you “experience” rising sea levels
An opera by Hannah Lash comes to Miller Theatre, and other events
“Try burnt oysters,” and other words of wisdom
An exhibition at Columbia presents highlights from the 6,400 decks of Albert Field ’38CC
Columbia president Lee C. Bollinger on a century of well-rounded intellect
Honoring Melville at 200
Students get a fresh look at the issues of food justice and sustainability
Certain areas of the Marshall Islands should remain off-limits, scientists say
Why does an island in the Indian Ocean contain a mountain of crystalline rock that could never have formed there naturally?
A new study aims to identify ways of diversifying genetic databases
A new study suggests that they may have helped slash US murder rates in the 1990s
The technique could lay the groundwork for a new type of immunotherapy
Fund people over programs, study suggests.
(It’s bigger than Lake Erie and Lake Ontario combined)
A study looks at what makes the group’s online propaganda successful
0.3 percent of Earth's rare elements come from a single stellar explosion 4.6 billion years ago
Film buff Dwight Cleveland ’82CC gives a tour of his rare collection
Olivia Pittet ’79GSAS on the joys of navigating the medieval pilgrimage route
Meet Eco-Challenge contestant Joshua Forester ’04CC
A new film by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders '74CC honors the legacy of the celebrated writer
Rocco B. Commisso ’71SEAS, ’75BUS is the new owner of the Florence-based team ACF Fiorentina
English and comparative-literature professor Sharon Marcus shines a light on self-promotion and stardom through the ages
The National Science Foundation has awarded $4 million to the Columbia-led Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub
The new dean is an authority on operations research, data analytics, and quantitative finance
Blocking critics on the social-media platform violates the First Amendment, court rules
Columbia tennis head coach Bid Goswami retired this summer as the winningest coach in program history
Tsai Ing-wen visited Columbia this summer, meeting with students and faculty and participating in a wide-ranging conversation about global politics
Eight faculty members in the Arts and Sciences began this semester as new recipients of Distinguished Columbia Faculty Awards
Each of the $100,000 gifts will go to student aid
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
Looking back at Harvey Kurtzman’s design for the 1952 cover of the first issue