

A physician and medical ethicist argues that society has lost sight of the spiritual resources we need to confront our mortality
Forty years ago, Barry Rosen ’74GSAS was one of fifty-two Americans released from Iranian captivity
Photojournalist Katie Orlinsky ’12JRN has spent over six years documenting one of the most environmentally vulnerable areas of the world
The Columbia University Seminars, one of academia’s shining (and somewhat secret) traditions, celebrates seventy-five years of free and civil dialogue
Before she was a Supreme Court justice, RBG gained wisdom in Morningside Heights
At the New Journalism symposium, media experts discussed where the field is today and where it needs to go
Through the pandemic, Wallach Art Gallery curator Betti-Sue Hertz has kept her eyes on the big picture with two new exhibitions
A Columbia boot camp teaches formerly incarcerated people the skills they need to build a career in tech
For years, astronomers have been puzzled by a massive gas cloud that encircles a star some six thousand light-years away
Every year some twenty-four thousand expectant mothers in the US lose their babies in the final stages of pregnancy
A diagnostic test for gluten sensitivity could be on the horizon
Take-home kits allow Columbia Engineering students to conduct experiments in their pajamas
An ice sheet reveals a surprise, and other discoveries
The new Columbia Center of Artificial Intelligence Technology in Collaboration with Amazon will support fellowships, research projects, and more
A daily spritz of nasal spray might protect us, and other updates from Columbia experts
A new report provides a roadmap for how the US can help stave off the most catastrophic consequences of global warming
As the host of NPR’s Morning Edition, Rachel Martin ’04SIPA makes a point to cultivate intimacy and trust
A new book by Spencer Bailey ’10JRN lends a unique perspective on the purpose and power of memorials
Liz Wilkes ’13BUS is the founder and CEO of Exubrancy, a corporate-wellness startup
Sports-medicine specialist Benedict Nwachukwu ’08CC is an onsite physician for the NBA’s most unusual season
Christine Chang ’10GSAS is on a mission to make K-beauty rituals easy and fun
Master mixologist John deBary ’05CC shares an original non-alcoholic drink recipe for Dry January and beyond
From Sarah Smarsh '05SOA, Phillip Lopate '64CC, and other Columbia authors
Columbia psychologist Carl L. Hart discusses his book Drug Use for Grown-Ups
The new program will aid art students who have demonstrated leadership in the African-American and African diaspora communities
The annual fundraising drive raised a record-breaking $24 million
Santiago Tobar Potes ’20CC plans to pursue a master’s degree at the University of Oxford
The current Columbia Engineering dean will be the woman ever to serve as provost at Columbia
The prominent author and scholar of African-American literature and history has earned Columbia's highest faculty rank
An investment professional with decades of experience in asset management, Lew oversees the University’s endowment
Wang is the founder and CEO of Plastpro and an active philanthropist
Since becoming president in 2002, Bollinger has led the University through a remarkable period of growth
A Columbia-led online PR campaign has reached more than one million people
The curious cross-continental tale of Lorenzo Da Ponte