A new study found that when microplastics contact water, their surfaces can become chemically reactive; it could be how they ...

In her book, Neeraj Kaushal chronicles how the rise in African immigrants to the U.S. can be a positive force for change.

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Her plans include helping her colleagues flourish and encouraging undergrads to broaden their thinking about French.

Professor Adam Blumenberg, a board-certified medical toxicologist and emergency physician, knows a thing or two about poisons ...

In true professorial fashion, after winning a Nobel, Woodford headed straight to Uris Hall to administer a test in his Cognitive Mechanisms and Economic Behavior course, to cheers and applause from ...

Lamont rocks! Science enthusiasts of all ages traveled to Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory for the 2026 Open House, a tradition that dates back to as early as 1949. Columbians, neighbors, and guests ...

In a phone call from the Academy during the announcement and press conference, Woodward was clearly elated by the news. “It’s a tremendous honor. It’s a surprise. But I’m feeling very good about it,” ...

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In “Making Space for Justice,” Professor Michele Moody-Adams shows how such movements bridge the gap between political thought and activism. From 19th-century abolitionism to Black Lives Matter today, ...

On February 4, Columbia University’s African American and African Diaspora Studies (AAADS) Department launched the Shawn “JAY-Z” Carter Lecture Series, honoring the New York City-born rapper, ...