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SIPA Launches Undergraduate Major in Global Affairs and Public Policy
The interdisciplinary program will be open to students starting in the 2026–27 academic year
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Is Objectivity in Journalism Even Possible?
A Columbia panel holds a central principle up to the light
20 Photos that Capture Columbia’s 2026 Commencement
On May 20, more than 18,000 Columbians capped off their studies and made the transition from students to graduates
The New Red Scare
A recent panel featuring Molly Jong-Fast ’97BC, Michael Meeropol, and others looked at the McCarthy era and its lessons for today
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Jeffrey Sachs Appointed to Head the Columbia Earth Institute
The University now has one of the world’s most prominent global economic thinkers
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Varmus and Wattleton Are Columbia's Newest Trustees
Harold Varmus, M.D. ’66P&S and Faye Wattleton ’67PH have been elected University Trustees
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Two Centuries of 'Columbian' Constitutionalism
Nine justices of the United States Supreme Court, including three chief justices, have had strong ties to Columbia
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A Conversation with the President
Lee C. Bollinger on preserving the intellectual atmosphere of the Columbia, the challenge of finding time to write, and more
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A Texture of Mind and Manner
As Lee Bollinger begins his tenure as Columbia's 19th president, colleagues old and new reflect on the man and his mission
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Celebrating the Urban Hound
Dog owners can now turn to UrbanHound, the New York City Dog’s Ultimate Survival Guide
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Helping International Students Feel at Home in New York
The Columbia Alumni Volunteer Mentor Program supports students and builds community
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Anne McSweeney to Retire After 25 Years
The remarkably successful development professional helped steer Columbia through two record-setting capital campaigns
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College Awards Philip Milstein Its Highest Honor
The University trustee received the Alexander Hamilton Medal
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East Asian Studies at Columbia: The Early Years
A brief history of Columbia’s East Asian studies department by one of its most eminent pioneering scholars