New York, NY—January 5, 2023—Columbia Engineering has won a $35 million five-year grant to establish the Center for Ubiquitous Connectivity (CUbiC) and advance energy-efficient communications>>>
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New York, NY—January 5, 2023—Columbia Engineering has won a $35 million five-year grant to establish the Center for Ubiquitous Connectivity (CUbiC) and advance energy-efficient communications>>>
Graphullerene, an atom-thin material made of linked fullerene subunits, gives scientists a new form of modular carbon to play with.
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Do you own an MWLBE firm in the AEC industry and want to expand your business? The CU Grow Vendor Development Program, led by @columbiafacilities, is accepting applications until January 13. The CU>>>
Can you provide some examples from the book of tangible steps that address a broad range of human rights concerns? My recommendations warn against hard sell tactics pushing unfamiliar progressive>>>
Researchers involved with Columbia’s National Science Foundation-funded Materials Research Science and Engineering Center are hard at work creating and studying new materials with potential>>>
All of us at Columbia Neighbors wish you and yours a happy holiday season! Swipe through to see a few pictures of our holiday celebrations and all the ways we were able to connect with our community>>>
So many big things happened in 2022 that it is hard to keep track of everything that has taken place in the last month, let alone the whole year. Columbians have weighed in on everything from huge>>>
Professor Emanuel Admassu’s art, design, and teaching embrace theory, spatial justice, and contemporary African art. His work explores the international constellation of Afrodiasporic spaces. Most>>>
Round out your 2022 by helping our uptown community thrive! There’s a huge number of great organizations working in Harlem and Washington Heights, and if you head to the link in bio you can>>>
View a PDF version of this week’s update 600 W. 125th Street Current Phase of Construction: Superstructure: Noisy work should be expected during most days during this phase of construction The>>>
With a New Year on the horizon, we’re reflecting on the memorable moments that made 2022 magical and taking a look back at the most popular reads on Neighbors. From local stories of entrepreneurial>>>
On an October morning, 20 years ago, Columbia University President Lee C. Bollinger stood on the granite steps of Low Memorial Library before a crowd of elected officials, community leaders, faculty>>>
Bundle up and enjoy the holiday lights all over Uptown and the city this week! 🎄🕯🕎 We’ve got a list of suggestions for you at the link in bio 🔗, but you can get started right on 125th Street>>>
Come to The Forum on Monday, December 19 at 6 pm to enjoy a free holiday concert from @everyvoicechoirs! They’ll sing tons of classics and don’t worry — you’ll be invited to>>>
Need some inspiration to check everyone checked off on your gift list? The Neighbors team has got your back! A few of our recommendations, are pictured here (swipe through for more) and we’ve>>>
“Upper Manhattan is a working-class community. People are working from check to check and trying to pay their rent and bills. We have to think about how we can empower them through ownership>>>
On Tuesdays, over 100 local seniors gather for Seniors Aim High at the historic Armory (@thearmoryfndn) track to break a sweat and engage in candid health and wellness-centered conversations with>>>
The @HarlemNightMarket is back this holiday season! So mark your calendar for three weekends of fun, food, and winter shopping at the historic La Marqueta located at 115th & Park Ave. Support>>>
This Thanksgiving, @ColumbiaFacilities (CUFO) joined with partners to deliver 150 pre-packed Thanksgiving meals on November 22 to five local senior homes in Harlem, including the Grant Houses>>>
This #GivingTuesday, we’re grateful to our Columbia community for supporting our neighbors throughout the holiday season. Last week, 798 turkeys were donated to six neighboring organizations thanks>>>
On November 4, in the Education Lab of Columbia’s @ZuckermanBrain Institute, an energy-rich event showcased how a new program–with origins and participants across the @Columbia University>>>
Join the Bundles Scholars and @ColumbiaSPS on December 6 at The Forum for a timely discussion of culturally responsive wellness spaces focused on sustaining careworkers and educators. The discussion>>>
Thanksgiving turkeys were donated to neighbors across our community this week, thanks to Columbia Community Service, @ColumbiaFacilities, @ColumbiaDining, and @SyscoFoodie. We wish everyone a hearty>>>
On Oct. 22—as part of Columbia’s festive Manhattanville Community Day fête—a graduation ceremony was hosted for scholars who were part of the @columbia_biz’s First-Generation Entrepreneurs Program>>>
The Columbia School of Social Work has initiated a new scholarship program for incoming Social Work students who received their undergraduate degrees from historically black colleges and universities>>>