

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
An expert on conflict resolution offers a new perspective on the ideological tensions that he says are tearing the US apart
These four streaming platforms from alumni entrepreneurs are helping people stay active and sane
8 ways Columbia scientists and clinicians are working to understand this complex and confounding disease
A supersensitive new instrument is helping Columbia scientists study the intricacies of neurodegenerative disease
Columbia’s dean of nursing honors the Lady with the Lamp
“Oh, Columbia” is a gift for the Class of 2020 and a message of hope for the future
African-American professors discuss police violence, protest, and change
The scientists are leading a multi-institution effort to increase the power of the ATLAS particle detector at the Large Hadron Collider
7 recent discoveries from Columbia scientists
Studies on droughts, heat-index readings, and ice sheets show that the Earth is changing much faster than we anticipated
A new Columbia study reveals why artificial sweeteners won't satisfy your sugar cravings
Two Columbia alumni working on a reservation in the rural Southwest are fighting the virus with custom strategies and a long-term vision
Architect and real-estate planner Adam Ganser ’10GSAPP is the new executive director of New Yorkers for Parks
For better or for worse, social distancing has left plenty of time for self-examination, and with it, new opportunities for personal growth
These series from alumni are worth watching and rewatching
In the past year, photojournalist Bing Guan '17GS has captured images of major uprisings across the globe
Nancy Cohen’s new drawings capture the desolation and hope of the current moment
Voting is a cherished American right, but more than 40 percent of eligible adults don’t do it
Dmitri Basov, Angela Christiano, Andrew Millis, Molly Przeworski, and Lorraine S. Symington will formally join the academy in April 2021
The award is the largest unrestricted scientific prize for young researchers in the US
This summer, President Lee C. Bollinger issued an open letter outlining a number of initiatives Columbia is undertaking
Columbia has established a new endowed chair with a gift from the family trust of the late abstract-expressionist painter Hans Hofmann
How has COVID-19 affected different communities? How are perceptions of the crisis changing over time? What will the city look like after the virus recedes?
The large gift from Ge Li ’94GSAS and Ning Zhao ’95GSAS will advance research and teaching in chemistry
The initiative will support a wide range of scholarly investigations into the social, economic, and cultural ramifications of the COVID-19 crisis
The number of New Yorkers experiencing food insecurity has grown dramatically this year, with an estimated two million city residents now at risk of going hungry
This year, eight faculty members and graduate-student instructors received the University’s Presidential Teaching Awards
Casas is considered one of the most important Latin American dramatists of her generation
The 1916 court case MacPherson v. Buick Motor Co., heard by Judge Benjamin Cardozo 1889CC, 1890GSAS, 1915HON, is still taught in law classes today