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Brazil's pandemic crisis deepens because of Bolsonaro, says Jeffrey Sachs

Read full article (in Portuguese) on BBC website

Parents of Columbia Chinese students: Donate to protect heroes in the fight against COVID-19
Weeklong virtual career fair supports Columbia students’ employment during the COVID-19 pandemic
The Hundred Years' War on Palestine - Book Launch with Rashid Khalidi
Experts Delve into the World of Podcasts
SIPA Alumnus Tapped as Future Energy Leader at World Energy Council
Columbia University lifts up technology transfer with startups in China and the globe
Student Spotlight: Study Abroad Perspectives

EDITOR'S NOTE: This article originally appeared in the Reid Hall Annual Report 2018-19.

 

Paris Center Stories: Séverine C. Martin, Undergraduate Global Engagement | Paris

Séverine Martin, PhD, BC '04, GSAS '13, is Director of the Undergraduate Global Engagement Programs in Paris.

Documentary premiere: Chances, challenges, and confusion about middle-aged life
A Syrian Refugee Earns a Bachelor’s Degree After Twelve Years

Having survived detention, torture and political exile in his home country, Quataiba Idlbi graduates from the School of General Studies (GS) as a member of the first cohort of refugee students to benefit from Columbia’s Scholarship for Displaced Students (CUSDS). Click here for the full news article.

Documenting Death: A Celebration of Life
Rethinking Past Plagues in the Time of Coronavirus: The Ottoman Experience
Pandemics in Movies: “They Bring us Together in our Vulnerability”
Voices from the Ebola nurses and the implications in the battle against COVID-19.

From this webinar on ‘Frontline Nurses: Leaders in Pandemic Response’ you will get to hear the voices of the Ebola nurses, understand their insights, and consider the implications for all of us today in the battle against COVID-19.