She spoke about how our data is used to influence human behavior and how we can regain control over this information.
Columbia Global is now accepting applications for a suite of funding opportunities for faculty and researchers.
The acclaimed Chilean writer studied Literature at Columbia during the 1960s. He passed away on Tuesday, October 15 at 83 years old.
Over 10 local schools participated in the event organized by NGO Momento Ciudadano with the support of the Santiago Center.
Manuel Agosin and Joseph Ramos studied at Columbia in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, and played a key role in shaping generations of Chilean economists.
He will advance research on inequality, digital gaps, and social inclusion of older adults in Chile.
He discussed the crises in Venezuela and Haiti, regional security, economic development and the energy transition.
The annual 24-hour online event leverages our collective strength to support people and programs to shape the future and help solve global issues.
The Santiago Center co-hosted an event attended by academics from leading Chilean universities.
The guidebook will provide practical tools and strategies to help guide student representatives.
The Entrepreneurship and Competitiveness in Latin America program at Columbia Business School will receive applications until mid-September 2024.
This edition of Columbia Global Lens is a two-part series where we explore our work to address inequality and injustice around the globe.