How did your involvement with Partisans of the Nude come about? When I started my ethnographic fieldwork in Lebanon in 1997, studying the relationship between contemporary art and national>>>
How did your involvement with Partisans of the Nude come about? When I started my ethnographic fieldwork in Lebanon in 1997, studying the relationship between contemporary art and national>>>
The Valentin Fuster (VF) Society, a nonprofit alumni association composed of graduates of the Zena and Michael A. Wiener Cardiovascular Institute, recently held its 18th Anniversary Dinner at the>>>
A fussy and crying infant can be a tremendous challenge for parents. Just when you get past the stress of childbirth, learn how to feed your baby, your newborn’s weight gain, and possibly deal with a>>>
If you have dense breasts, you may worry that it could affect your chances of developing breast cancer—or your outcome of that disease. Dense breasts are common. In fact, nearly half of all women who>>>
“Two Are Better Than One:” Friendship in Jewish Text, Thought, and Life Eight Mondays, October 23–December 11, 2023 1:00–2:30 p.m. ET Friendship is a critical component of our daily lives, our>>>
Clara Li, PhD, a clinical neuropsychologist and Associate Professor, Psychiatry, at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, has received new grants that will total more than $12 million from the>>>
“We are thrilled that Professor Emeritus Louis Brus has been recognized with this career honor. Professor Brus attended Columbia for his graduate studies and returned after years in government and>>>
Your title, Catastrophic Incentives, suggests that someone’s incentives are misaligned. Whose? In the book, we do a deep dive on four areas: government, the private sector, the non-profit>>>
Autumn brings about many things: leaves on the ground, cooler temperatures, and of course, Halloween. But while many look forward to a reprieve from the summer months, the start of the season can>>>
Jazz trumpeter Grace Fox (BM ’25) is a featured performer in the MSM Jazz Orchestra concert on OCT 6 at 7:30 PM, Celebrating the Music of Thad Jones. Grace has had a very busy and exciting past few>>>
JTS mourns the death of Dr. Alice Shalvi (z”l), an innovative educator, social activist, and feminist. Dr. Shalvi received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from JTS in 1999 and later went>>>
Quiz Photo by Sirin Samman for Columbia Housing The fall semester may have only just started, but Columbians have hit the ground running. Test your knowledge of the latest news stories across the>>>
The Biden administration recently announced that it is making four more COVID-19 antigen tests, also known as rapid tests, available to each U.S. household for the fall of 2023. You can order your>>>
Despite a surge of technology over the past decades – especially during the pandemic – faith institutions have struggled to put new tools into practice and accommodate people’s changing lives. This>>>
Last week, while the General Assembly met across town at the United Nations, world leaders ventured up to Morningside Heights to speak to students, staff, and faculty at Columbia University. In>>>
Introducing TIDEL’s Inaugural Fellowship Program
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Can you give some examples from the book of how Rastafari provides an alternative conception of Blackness? One example is an I-tal diet, which may be interpreted as a mechanism to redress the>>>
Aaron Haettenschwiller (BM ’22, MM ’24) is a second year master student studying classical oboe under the tutelage of Robert Botti. He is playing in the upcoming Leonard Slatkin (HonDMA ’13) concert>>>
With Rabbi Gordon Tucker The Torah presents Shemini Atzeret—the “Eighth Day of Assembly”—as an add-on to the seven days of the Sukkot pilgrimage festival. The lulav is set aside, and the sukkah>>>
Jeb Weisman, PhD, is Director of Global Health Informatics. He leads the Arnhold Institute for Global Health’s design and informatics initiatives, applying unique methods, tools, technologies, and>>>
We are currently in the midst of a global crisis in child and adolescent mental health. The COVID-19 pandemic put a spotlight on the significant barriers youth and their families experience to>>>
by Justin Bischof (DMA ’98)Alumni Council Chair Noted for his advocacy of American and contemporary music, conductor, arranger, and pianist Scott Dunn has a special interest in cross-over and film>>>
Visiting Barnard? Discover the local eateries, farmers markets, and waterfront views that make the neighborhood feel like home.
Binge eating disorder is the most common eating disorder in the United States, thought to affect as many as 3 percent of people during their lifetimes. Yet it remains poorly understood. Now>>>
