Thank you Gov. Hochul, First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright, the NYPD, and the many government leaders who have reached out to offer their support.

Although access to campus is restricted to Columbia ID holders, we are working with Columbia Journalism and campus operations teams to facilitate access to individual outlets. Thanks to Columbia Journalism for the assist.

Today is the 14th anniversary of the #AffordableCareAct being signed into law, changing the lives of millions of Americans.

To mark the day, Columbia's Incite Institute released 26 new Obama Presidency Oral History interviews that tell the ACA's story. news.columbia.edu/news/obama-adm…

📚 Explore these titles from Columbia University Press celebrating Black individuals and institutions that have shaped our history and culture. #BlackHistoryMonth
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Columbia uses social media to share news and information, and to connect with the University community. We welcome your feedback on our posts. To maintain this space for productive dialogue, we are introducing a social media comment policy. communications.news.columbia.edu/content/social…

On Feb. 20, join Columbia Engineering and the Knight First Amendment Institute for a special symposium, where experts across disciplines will discuss the rise of #AI and its implications for the future of information integrity and governance. engineering.columbia.edu/symposium-gene…

Weight loss drugs have dominated health news, but many of us still don't understand the risks they carry or who should take them.

Dr. Judith Korner, director of the Metabolic and Weight Control Center at Columbia Medicine, shares the facts. magazine.columbia.edu/article/defens…

Balancing Olympic training with her course load at Columbia College leaves senior Evita Griskenas with little room for error. What's the key to keeping it all together? She says it all comes down to 'extreme planning.' news.columbia.edu/news/evita-gri…

A trailblazing ballet dancer and cofounder of the Dance Theater of Harlem, Arthur Mitchell's vast archive has resided at Columbia since 2015.

This #BlackHistoryMonth , you can explore the impact he and other Black Columbians have had on campus and beyond. blackhistory.news.columbia.edu

They’re #ColumbiaMed cardiologists, of course they had to hop on this trend! 😉

February is #AmericanHeartMonth — what better way to kick it off than sharing #hearthealthy tips from the best experts in the game?! Listen to a few tips that may save your life.

🐉🐲 Happy Lunar New Year to everyone celebrating! Columbia Medicine welcomed the Year of the Dragon this week at an event organized by CUIMC's Asian Pacific Islander Employee Resource Group and held at Columbia Nursing.

On Sundays, we eat French toast at JJ's.

Scientists know that bacteria protect themselves with highly structured shields called biofilms. Now, Columbia researchers are learning details about biofilms' structure that could pave the way for drugs that better target antibiotic-resistant bacteria. news.columbia.edu/news/new-resea…

David Antonio Cruz has kept busy to start 2024, showcasing his art at four separate museum exhibitions and teaching two classes at ColumbiaSchoolofArts.

Learn more about his work, which examines the intersectionality of queerness and race. news.columbia.edu/news/artist-wh…

Happening NOW: Important conversations on conflict-related sexual violence with Columbia Institute of Global Politics, @GIWPS, experts, scholars, and policymakers: twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Using AI models to deliver a personalized approach to care, Columbia Medicine's new Center for Innovation in Imaging Biomarkers and Integrated Diagnostics will reimagine prevention and treatment strategies for cancer and other diseases. cuimc.columbia.edu/news/new-colum…

Conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) is used widely as a weapon of war and a tactic of terrorism, despite condemnation from the international community.

On Friday, Feb. 9 at 12 pm ET, Columbia Institute of Global Politics and @GIWPS will bring together experts, scholars, and policymakers including

Today is a proud day for Columbia Engineering! Jingguang Chen, Thayer Lindsley Professor of Chemical Engineering, and Jeannette Wing, professor of ColumbiaCompSci & executive vice president for research at @Columbia have been elected to National Academy of Engineering for their outstanding