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Is Objectivity in Journalism Even Possible?

A Columbia panel holds a central principle up to the light

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Illustration of a Democrat and Republican shaking hands, by Celia Jacobs, for Columbia Magazine fall 2020 issue (interview with Peter Coleman)
Celia Jacobs.

Healing the Red-Blue Divide

An expert on conflict resolution offers a new perspective on the ideological tensions that he says are tearing the US apart

Illustrations by Kyle T. Webster of members of Columbia's EPIC program for retired academics

The Smart Person’s Guide to Aging

How EPIC, an organization of retired professors and administrators, helps its members keep active and stay curious in their senior years

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Low Beach Gets a Makeover

Plus, a look at the iconic steps through the ages

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Sing Harlem Comes to Columbia

The ten-person choir raises the roof at the Forum

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Institute for Ideas and Imagination Receives $7.5 Million Grant

The Institute promotes new ways of thinking about art, scholarship, and knowledge 

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New Commission on the History of Race and Racism Established

Announcing the President’s Commission on the History of Race and Racism at Columbia University

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Global Center Launched in Athens

Columbia community members will have opportunities to work with local academics and practitioners

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Five Columbians Named Rhodes Scholars

The scholarships provide students full support for graduate study in any discipline at Oxford University

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Gerald Lewis Jr. Appointed VP of Public Safety

The law-enforcement professional has led public-safety departments at several universities

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New Center for Political Economy to Promote Fairer, More Equitable Growth

The new Columbia World Projects initiative will reimagine economic policies to make them fairer and more inclusive

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A New Columbia Marching Band Tunes Up

The strains of “Roar, Lion, Roar” are heard once again at sporting events

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The Troubling Legal Implications of Overturning Roe

Columbia law professors Olatunde Johnson and Carol Sanger assess a momentous Supreme Court decision

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Cynthia Rosenzweig Wins World Food Prize

The scientist was awarded the $250,000 prize for her achievements as the founder of the Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Project 

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Wafaa El-Sadr Appointed EVP for Columbia Global

She will oversee the Columbia Global Centers, Columbia World Projects, and the Institute for Ideas and Imagination

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Columbia Climate School Announces First Faculty Hire

Kristina G. Douglass, an archaeologist and anthropologist, has been appointed an associate professor 

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