Sunday 19 September 2021 9-10:30 AM EDT /2-3:30 pm BST 3-4:30 pm CET/9-10:30 pm CST Virtually via Zoom REGISTER HERE We are excited to bring together our community across generations […]

Facilitated by: Eugene Melino, Rev. Bruce Lamb and Rev. Amanda Meisenheimer Join us for Discovering the Bible! For 15 weeks this fall semester, we’ll look at the Old Testament. (The […]

For our 41st annual UN Sunday, the Cathedral welcomes His Excellency Mr. Abdulla Shahid, the 76th President of the United Nations General Assembly. This Holy Eucharist service will be held […]

Join us this fall for a special series of live, outdoor performances featuring local puppeteers, educators, and performance groups. All of the performances and workshops will be held in person on the Museum’s beautiful terrace. Performance Schedule: “Back to School” Puppet Workshop with NYC Kids Project Thursday, September 9, 10:30am Thursday, September 9, 1pm “HAO BANG-AH!” Hand […]

Friday September 17, 2021: 8pm Performance; 7:30pm House Saturday September 18, 2021: 7pm Performance; 6:30pm House Sunday September 19, 2021: 2pm Performance; 1:30pm House Sunday September 19, 2021: 7pm Performance; 6:30pm House Run Time: 75 Min 30 Minute Post Show Activity after Each Performance The year is 3050. A group of immigrants have sparked revolution […]

Featuring Charles Semowich, Carillonneur The Riverside Church carillon, built in 1930, was a gift of John D. Rockefeller, Jr. in memory of his mother. The worlds’ largest carillon by weight, the […]

Explore the beautiful gardens and grounds of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Learn about the history of the different buildings on the Cathedral Close, and safely join other enthusiasts for an outdoor tour of the Cathedral's 11-acre campus.   This tour will take place rain or shine! Purchase tickets below.     Dates […]

The Rev. Dr. Donald W. Shriver Jr., acclaimed ethicist and President Emeritus of Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York, died on July 28 at Mount Sinai Morningside. […]

Kinesis Project dance theatre the large-scale, outdoor dance company known for creating beautifully expansive, surprisingly intimate dances returns to Riverside Park with Search(Light), their newest work. This mesmerizing piece, with gorgeous details, high […]

Friday September 17, 2021: 8pm Performance; 7:30pm House Saturday September 18, 2021: 7pm Performance; 6:30pm House Sunday September 19, 2021: 2pm Performance; 1:30pm House Sunday September 19, 2021: 7pm Performance; 6:30pm House Run Time: 75 Min 30 Minute Post Show Activity after Each Performance The year is 3050. A group of immigrants have sparked revolution […]

Find out how to connect research & innovation with the global partnerships that transform food systems for a climate-smart future! 15:00-16:15 CET This is a make-or-break year to secure meaningful […]

Join us for our upcoming Food Drive to help our neighbors in need. Boxed or canned non-perishable goods are acceptable. The Interchurch Center will be collecting food from September 20, […]

The Galleries of The Interchurch Center present Pause, Remember, Reflect. 9/11 twenty years on. Tom Bosket, Bob Gore, Zhen Guuo, Woolpunk Opening reception Thursday, September 9, 5 - 7pm On view September 9 - October 27, 2021 Curated by Jennifer Robers Masks, social distancing, and proof of vaccination required Exhibit Flyer

The Cathedral is proud to partner with the New York Blood Center and Mount Sinai Morningside for a series of live-saving blood drives. Appointments are encouraged. To schedule yours, visit the New York Blood Center's website. Walk-ins allowed if room and schedule capacity permits. Please remember to eat, drink and bring your donor ID card or ID […]

What decisions can we make today as individuals and societies to create a better tomorrow? Join Andrew Revkin of the Columbia Climate School, economist Kate Raworth, and philosopher Roman Krznaric […]

Imagine 2200: Climate fiction for future ancestors When: Monday, September 20, 2pm ET (11am PT) Where: Online via Grist social media channels Fix, Grist’s solutions lab, invites you to join a […]

The Thunderbird American Indian Dancers are the oldest resident dance company in New York. The group is made up of descendants of several tribes who use dance to keep their […]

CRO Spotlight Series: Philip Sherrill   Featured CRO: Philip Sherrill, CRO & Chief Audit Executive, Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield Hosted by: Sim Segal, Program Director and Senior Lecturer […]

Global Alliance of Universities on Climate (GAUC): The Role of Universities in Solving Our Climate Crisis As leaders in education, research, and knowledge creation, universities are in a unique position […]

Join us for our upcoming Food Drive to help our neighbors in need. Boxed or canned non-perishable goods are acceptable. The Interchurch Center will be collecting food from September 20, 2021 til October 15, 2021. Donations can be dropped off at suite 240 between office hours 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. If you have any […]

The Galleries of The Interchurch Center present Pause, Remember, Reflect. 9/11 twenty years on. Tom Bosket, Bob Gore, Zhen Guuo, Woolpunk Opening reception Thursday, September 9, 5 - 7pm On view September 9 - October 27, 2021 Curated by Jennifer Robers Masks, social distancing, and proof of vaccination required Exhibit Flyer

Virtual Symposium September 22-23, 2021 | 10:00AM - 4:30PM EST In 2005, the Tissue Engineering Resource Center held the inaugural “Tissue Engineering 2020" symposium with the goal of envisioning the […]

Join Public Safety for Security Awareness Day at Morningside to learn how you can keep yourself and your property safe during your time at Columbia. Attendees will have access to: […]

Virtual Fireside Chat: 3 CEOs, 3 Birds Eye Views on Wealth Management Investors, particularly those based in the U.S., are benefitting from a large, vibrant, and diverse wealth management industry. […]

IMPORTANT: This event is in-person for CUID card holders only. In-person attendees must be in compliance with Columbia University’s health protocols for returning to campus. Pre-registration, valid CUID card, valid green pass, […]

Featuring Nicole Rust, PhD, Associate Professor, Psychology, Co-Director of the Computational Neuroscience Initiative, and Executive Director for Research for MindCORE at UPenn September 21st, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm CLICK […]

All are welcome to join! Fall 2021 semester begins on Tuesday, September 21st In person rehearsals will be held outdoors in Fall 2021 For more info and to register, visit www.everyvoicechoirs.org/fall2021.html […]

This panel will present youth perspectives on climate justice and education. Moderator: Raksha Vasudevan, Teachers College Speakers: Erika Kessler, Teachers College Eliza Brenman, NYC Department of Education Mariana Casellato, Teachers College […]

Columbia Science and Health Equity Lecture Series "The Art, Science, and Rewards of Community Engagement" Register Here    Moderators: Rafael A. Lantigua, MD Professor of Medicine at CUMC Associate Dean […]

In this workshop, we will be upcycling your old shirts into a stylish and functional accessory - a crochet-knit bag for all your daily needs. Bring in just a few […]

Join Columbia Climate Conversations as we celebrate NYC Climate Week with a panel discussion on Careers in Environmental Justice. This panel will feature individuals working in environmental justice career fields […]

Farah Jasmine Griffin, Department of English and Comparative Literature, Daphne Brooks and Imani Owens discuss Griffin’s new book, Read Until You Understand: The Profound Wisdom of Black Life and Literature, which investigates the work of Toni […]

SEP 21 | TUES 7:30 PM MSM Philharmonia Orchestra Perry So, Conductor Sophia Simsive, piano   LIVESTREAM LINK TO COME   YUQIN YI (MM ’21) Anabiosis 回⽣ JOHANNES BRAHMS Piano Concerto No. 1 in D Minor, […]

Join us for our upcoming Food Drive to help our neighbors in need. Boxed or canned non-perishable goods are acceptable. The Interchurch Center will be collecting food from September 20, 2021 til October 15, 2021. Donations can be dropped off at suite 240 between office hours 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. If you have any […]

The Galleries of The Interchurch Center present Pause, Remember, Reflect. 9/11 twenty years on. Tom Bosket, Bob Gore, Zhen Guuo, Woolpunk Opening reception Thursday, September 9, 5 - 7pm On view September 9 - October 27, 2021 Curated by Jennifer Robers Masks, social distancing, and proof of vaccination required Exhibit Flyer

Columbia University Libraries has collected Slavic and East European language materials since at least 1903. This exhibition and its companion publication of essays provide an overview of the developmental history […]

The Human Development Colloquium Series Presents: Dr. Colleen M. Hacker CMPC, Listed in the United States Olympic and Paralympic Sport Psychology Registry National Advisory Board-Education for Persistence & Innovation Center (EPIC), […]

Food for Thought Policy Lecture Series – The New Housing Policy The onset of the Covid-19 Pandemic represents a massive shock impacting all sectors of the global economy. It has […]

Fritz Koenig’s Sphere, the Trauma of 9/11, and the Politics of Memory Coinciding with the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and responding to a vibrant popular and academic debate about the role and function of public monuments The Way We Remember: Koenig’s Sphere, 9/11 and the Politics of Memory explores three distinct but interrelated themes surrounding the […]

Join us for our weekly Noonday Concert featuring duo organists Elena Udras and Natasha Ulyanovsky. Download Program Organist Elena Udras (Ukraine) has toured around the world. She is the composer […]

Growing Equitable Food Systems for a Changing Climate A special Sustain What conversation Watch Here Food systems must be transformed to be more equitable and sustainable. Countries have invested trillions […]

Hosted by the Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN) Climate change is here already, but impacting different regions and groups differently. Mapping humanity’s present and future vulnerability to […]

Meet the scientists seeking new insights on COVID-19. Every month, we bring together a group of researchers studying wide-ranging aspects of the current pandemic, to share their research and answer questions […]

When: Wednesday, September 22, 4:00-5:15pm What: Education is an essential factor in the global fight against climate change. Join our panel of researchers, local government leaders, and educators as they discuss their […]

The event will include a wide range of stakeholder voices showcasing studies, projects, and curricular resources to promote Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) and Global Citizenship Education (GCE). This half-day […]

Biodun Jeyifo and Bernard E. Harcourt read and discuss: Le Ier Congrès international des écrivains et artistes noirs : Paris, Sorbonne, 19-22 septembre 1956 : compte-rendu complet, Paris, Présence africaine, no 8-10 (numéro spécial), juin-novembre 1956, […]

The rich philosophical and mathematical disputes that took place between Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz at the start of the eighteenth century have received more historical attention than any other […]

End your day with Hatha yoga led by Hollis in a beautiful sunset setting. Suitable for all fitness levels. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring your own mat. Pre-registration for the event is required. Management reserves the right to cap participation in accordance with current COVID-19 outdoor safety guidelines. Please register online. Please note: We are offering outdoor […]

A lecture by Charles L. Davis II with a response by Professor Reinhold Martin, Director of the History and Theory Sequence in the M.Arch program at Columbia GSAPP. Fall 2021 public programming will […]

The Galleries of The Interchurch Center present Pause, Remember, Reflect. 9/11 twenty years on. Tom Bosket, Bob Gore, Zhen Guuo, Woolpunk Opening reception Thursday, September 9, 5 - 7pm On view September 9 - October 27, 2021 Curated by Jennifer Robers Masks, social distancing, and proof of vaccination required Exhibit Flyer

A conversation with Mark Carney: UN Special Envoy on Climate Action and Finance, and UK Prime Minister Johnson's Climate Finance Advisor for COP26 and Mark Gallogly: Cofounder of Centerbridge Partners […]

The Rt. Rev. Clifton Daniel III, Dean, invites the Cathedral community to join a virtual conversation to share updates on the Cathedral’s most urgent priorities this summer. The Dean will […]

Fritz Koenig’s Sphere, the Trauma of 9/11, and the Politics of Memory Coinciding with the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and responding to a vibrant popular and academic debate about the role and function of public monuments The Way We Remember: Koenig’s Sphere, 9/11 and the Politics of Memory explores three distinct but interrelated themes surrounding the […]

Critical scholarship on criminalization has called attention to the prominent role that anthropologists and sociologists of crime have played in reinforcing discourses and practices of criminalization. Some scholars even suggest […]

Join CUIMC LatinX Employee Resource Group on Thursday September 23rd, 2021 4:00pm - 5:00pm for a Latin Happy Hour. In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month 2021, we would like to […]

Please join us for the inaugural lecture of the Ethics Grand Rounds Series on Race and Biomedicine in the Division of Ethics. Register Here Moderator: Sandra Soo-Jin Lee, PhD Chief, Division of […]

As Barnard College defines a pathway to net zero emissions, we are paying particular attention to our Scope 3 emissions. Measuring and reporting Scope 3 emissions is notoriously difficult, but […]

Fall Term September 23 - December 16, 2021 The Process of Performance Prepare for auditions and work on vocal technique Ages 11 - 17, hybrid format Thursdays 4 - 5pm […]

Description: Climate Policies for Economic Development - Chile Panelists: Mauricio Cárdenas, Visiting Senior Research Scholar at the Center on Global Energy Policy (CGEP), Columbia University SIPA Ricardo Hausmann, Director of the Growth Lab, Professor […]

Panelists: Luis Arce, President of Bolivia. Joseph Stiglitz, University Professor at Columbia University. Chair: Victoria Murillo, Director of ILAS at Columbia University. Registration: https://columbiauniversity.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6GdPHE7VTKavIQ5siKn1XA Event Contact Information: ILAS ilas-info@columbia.edu

Hosted by:  Program in Philosophy and Education, Department of Arts & Humanities -------- Join us for a special event that will focus on the practice of teaching and what it […]

with Michelle Dunstan, Radley Horton and Satyajit Bose moderated by Alex Halliday Register here As the summer of severe extremes draws to close, awareness of climate change consequences—raging wildfires, blazing […]

Please join The Forum and the Lehman Center for American History, a collaboration between the Department of History and Columbia University Libraries, on Thursday, September 23 from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. […]

ANTOINETTE MONTAGUE BRINGS HER "KILLER BAND" TO ST. ALBANS PARK IN QUEENS. NOTE THE EARIER START AND END TIMES: 6:00-7:30PM THIS SPECIAL CONCERT IS POSSIBLE, THANKS TO THE VERY GENEROUS SUPPORT […]

9/11 has been the subject of a proliferation of memorialization, with numerous memorials, museums, and memory projects.  This talk addresses this excess of memory and how it came to define […]

“Anxious Mastery and the Forms It Takes” Registration is required A discussion of Modernism after Postcolonialism: Toward a Nonterritorial Comparative Literature (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2020) with author Mara de Gennaro (New […]

“Biblical scholar Marcus J. Borg, after a lifetime of work and study, presents a historically accurate Jesus unlike any we have previously seen. This Christ is a charismatic sage and […]

We are excited to invite you to our 2021 Virtual Gala: Ambassador Satch! – Thursday, September 23rd at 7pm. Buy your tickets HERE!* Louis Armstrong was America’s first worldwide pop star and a humanitarian icon. Now, 50 years since his passing, we look back at his global legacy. Our virtual event will include rare footage and […]

Join us for the first Dharma and Justice Dialogue for this academic year with Tiokasin Ghosthorse, Sensei Kritee Kanko, PhD, Cláudio Carvalhaes ’07, and Rev. Kosen Greg Snyder. This online event will take place on Thursday, September 23 from 7:00 to 8:30 pm ET. Click here to register for the webinar.  In a time of climate crisis when we are grieving the […]

Please note that you must show proof of vaccination in order to attend this event. Please visit this page again soon for updates on protocols. PROGRAM Nkeiru Okoye Movements for String Quartet Chen Yi Shuo for String Quintet Francis Poulenc Trio for Oboe, Bassoon, and Piano Adolphus Hailstork “Detroit” Piano Quintet FEATURING Ashley Horne, Violin […]

WATCH LIVESTREAM HERE SEP 23 | THURS 7:30 PM LIVESTREAM MSM Jazz Orchestra Of Kindred Souls Celebrating the Musical Legacy of Trumpeter Roy Hargrove Marc Cary, Conductor Jason Marshall, baritone saxophone

Columbia University School of the Arts Theatre Program is proud to present MUD and SPRINGTIME by playwright María Irene Fornés, directed by Colm Summers '21.   In the dustbowl of America’s first Great Depression, trapped by her poverty and the men around her, Mae will stop at nothing to make meaning of her life. Twenty years later, a forbidden relationship disintegrates as […]

The Galleries of The Interchurch Center present Pause, Remember, Reflect. 9/11 twenty years on. Tom Bosket, Bob Gore, Zhen Guuo, Woolpunk Opening reception Thursday, September 9, 5 - 7pm On view September 9 - October 27, 2021 Curated by Jennifer Robers Masks, social distancing, and proof of vaccination required Exhibit Flyer

On Friday, September 24th @ 11:00AM ET, we welcome BME Department Head Juergen Hahn from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute as he presents, "Towards the Development of a Diagnostic Test for Autism Spectrum Disorder: Data Science Meets Metabolomics." ABOUT THE SEMINAR Towards the Development of a Diagnostic Test for Autism Spectrum Disorder: Data Science Meets Metabolomics Autism Spectrum […]

Highlights from the First Columbia World Project University President Lee C. Bollinger launched Columbia World Projects in hopes of fulfilling a ‘Fourth Purpose’ of universities: supporting activities that focus the University’s research, expertise and resources to develop real and sustainable solutions for some of society’s most intractable problems. This event showcases the strategy and successes […]

Fritz Koenig’s Sphere, the Trauma of 9/11, and the Politics of Memory Coinciding with the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and responding to a vibrant popular and academic debate about the role and function of public monuments The Way We Remember: Koenig’s Sphere, 9/11 and the Politics of Memory explores three distinct but interrelated themes surrounding the […]

Daniela Granato-Souza will be presenting her research that draws together historical sources and tree-ring reconstructions of wet season precipitation extremes in the eastern Amazon during the late 18th- and 19th-centuries. The historical accounts describe ship groundings on the Amazon River, crop failure, livestock mortality, and water shortages during many of the tree-ring reconstructed drought extremes. […]

The members of WIP Collaborative will discuss their approach to feminist collaborative design practice and their recent public space project, Restorative Ground, in Lower Manhattan. WIP Collaborative is a platform that enables independent design professionals to combine their expertise and work together to realize broader impact through shared projects. Founded on feminist principles, WIP supports those who […]

“No one has ever doubted that truth and politics are on rather bad terms with each other, and no one, as far as I know, has ever counted truthfulness among the political virtues,” wrote Hannah Arendt in 1967. Today, concerns run especially high over the fraught relationship between truth and politics, as majorities of Republican […]

Instructor:Tara Bedeau Date: Friday, September 24, 1:00 – 6:00 pm  |  Saturday, September 15, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Format: This two-day intensive course will be held online, through synchronous sessions. Registrants are expected to attend full-time, for both days. Join us for a two-day, online course that will address elements of systems change management and their practical […]

Cine Bela / Movie Session Art of Laughter Live Debate The movie club Glapão Bela Maré show movie (short film and feature film) for different audiences. The debate after the movie showing will take place live on our Youtube, with a person invited to comment and answer questions about the Art of Laughter Session. Despite having taken […]

This year marks the 50th anniversary of El Chavo del Ocho, a Mexican television show that has been entertaining audiences across Latin America and beyond with humorous images of childhood while teaching about the true value of human connections. What are those teachings? Why is El Chavo still latent in the region's popular imaginary? A conversation with Daniel Friedrich (Teachers College, […]

Please note that you must show proof of vaccination in order to attend this event. Please visit this page again soon for updates on protocols. PROGRAM Nkeiru Okoye Movements for String Quartet Chen Yi Shuo for String Quintet Francis Poulenc Trio for Oboe, Bassoon, and Piano Adolphus Hailstork “Detroit” Piano Quintet FEATURING Ashley Horne, Violin […]

An original play by Michael Bluejacket Friday September 24- Sunday September 25, 2021 House: 7:30pm Performance: 8pm Run Time: 90 Minutes In Ancient Athens, a group of friends and lovers work against Fate to save their beloved City. A tale of hope, desire, and everything in between, The Tyrannicides is History’s first theatrical retelling of […]

Columbia University School of the Arts Theatre Program is proud to present MUD and SPRINGTIME by playwright María Irene Fornés, directed by Colm Summers '21.   In the dustbowl of America’s first Great Depression, trapped by her poverty and the men around her, Mae will stop at nothing to make meaning of her life. Twenty years later, a forbidden relationship disintegrates as […]

National Public Lands Day (NPLD) is the nation’s largest, single-day volunteer effort for public lands, and will take place on Saturday, September 25. Riverside Park Conservancy will be hosting two sites for planting projects. Please sign up at the links below! > Fort Washington, approx. 173rd Street > Claremont Playground, near Tiemann Place > Warsaw Ghetto, approx. 83rd […]

Marking the 40th Anniversary of the Friends of Morningside Park! Family Festival - LEARN MORE >> We and our partners have a fun filled day of free festivities planned throughout the park. Please join us! ALL DAY view Faces Of Harlem Photo exhibition - 112-116th Streets along the park fence on Morningside Ave. 10AM Walking […]

Join us for a free dance fitness class every Saturday at West Harlem Piers Park. This class is good for participants of all fitness levels. Enter at 125th St. Pre-registration for the event is required. Management reserves the right to cap participation in accordance with current COVID-19 outdoor safety guidelines. Please register online. Know Before You […]

The Horticultural Society of New York presents: The Hort's Annual Tomato Festival Let’s celebrate the end of summer with all things tomato! Sample tomato dishes from around the world, taste unique tomato varieties and learn new ways to cook them.  Recipes, games, music and more! WHEN: Saturday September 25th 11am - 1pmWHERE: Outside The Hort greenhouse at Denny Farrell Riverbank […]

Fritz Koenig’s Sphere, the Trauma of 9/11, and the Politics of Memory Coinciding with the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and responding to a vibrant popular and academic debate about the role and function of public monuments The Way We Remember: Koenig’s Sphere, 9/11 and the Politics of Memory explores three distinct but interrelated themes surrounding the […]