Giovenco is one of four scholars who traveled to Chile under Columbia Global’s inaugural Scholars-in-Residence program.
Two prominent J-School professors visited Chile to teach contemporary journalism in covering climate change.
Vicky Murillo spent two weeks in Chile in June to research governance of protected areas.
The agreement will support Petit's research on the digital divide in the elderly.
The milestone corresponds to the first stage of the project in Chile.
A postdoctoral researcher at the Columbia Climate School, she is one of four Scholars in Residence visiting the Santiago Center this year.
On World Book Day, we remember the Peruvian Nobel Laureate who passed away on April 13.
A group of 45 people gathered for his talk on the political and social issues that Chile has yet to resolve.
His transformative undergrad experience was largely shaped by his relationship with the Columbia Global Centers—particularly the Santiago Center.
The activities brought together 75 local stakeholders.
During his stay, he engaged with academics, students and key stakeholders like policymakers, legal experts and urban planners.
During her visit, two events were held in collaboration with the Santiago Center.