On Exhibit: Dulce Pinzón's Superheroes
The photo series at the Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race honors the "Latino Immigrants Who Make New York" while also helping support their families back home.
Pres. Bollinger: Defending Free Speech in the Digital Age
Foreign Policy, December 2012
Prof. Shamus Khan: Working on Thanksgiving—The New Class Divide?
TIME, Nov. 19
Prof. Mark Mazower's Book: Governing the World
The Washington Post, Nov. 17
Climate Science and Sandy
WNYC Radio, Nov. 15
Prof. Orhan Pamuk: By the Book
The New York Times, Nov. 8
Klaus Jacob: How to Survive the Next Big Storm
Scientific American, Nov. 7
Foreign Policy, December 2012
Prof. Shamus Khan: Working on Thanksgiving—The New Class Divide?
TIME, Nov. 19
Prof. Mark Mazower's Book: Governing the World
The Washington Post, Nov. 17
Climate Science and Sandy
WNYC Radio, Nov. 15
Prof. Orhan Pamuk: By the Book
The New York Times, Nov. 8
Klaus Jacob: How to Survive the Next Big Storm
Scientific American, Nov. 7
Responding to Hurricane Sandy
While Columbians have contributed in many ways to relief efforts, University researchers across disciplines have contributed expertise to public understanding and governmental response.
While Columbians have contributed in many ways to relief efforts, University researchers across disciplines have contributed expertise to public understanding and governmental response.
Professor Creates Executive Program for Local Nonprofit Leaders
To business school professor Ray Horton, the new Strengthening West Harlem Nonprofits program represents an ideal way for the University to help train effective leaders in the community.
To business school professor Ray Horton, the new Strengthening West Harlem Nonprofits program represents an ideal way for the University to help train effective leaders in the community.
Researchers Find Schizophrenia, Autism Share Related Genetic Networks
A new study by researchers at Columbia University Medical Center provides insight into the similar molecular causes of schizophrenia and autism.
A new study by researchers at Columbia University Medical Center provides insight into the similar molecular causes of schizophrenia and autism.
Online Partnership in Less Commonly Taught Languages
Columbia, Yale and Cornell have created a digital collaboration to expand opportunities for students to study a diversity of languages that have smaller enrollments.
Columbia, Yale and Cornell have created a digital collaboration to expand opportunities for students to study a diversity of languages that have smaller enrollments.
At 80, Professor Celebrated for Building Computer Science Department
When Joseph Traub joined Columbia's Engineering School faculty in 1979, it had a single computer and no computer science department. He soon changed that.
When Joseph Traub joined Columbia's Engineering School faculty in 1979, it had a single computer and no computer science department. He soon changed that.
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