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Mitochondrial Research Collaboration between Columbia and Chile's Universidad de Aysén
Improving Capacity to Address Gender-Based Violence: The intersection of Public Health and the Law. A Public Health and Law Evaluation of a GBV Clinic in Kisumu, Kenya

According to a World Bank report, Gender Based Violence (GBV) is arguably the most widespread of all human rights violations, a pervasive and systemic public health issue affecting all socio-economic and cultural groups throughout the world at a high cost to the individual and society.

Convocatoria a Beca para Curso de Periodismo de Investigación
Five Columbia Alumnae Participate in Women in Leadership Workshop
Barnard Class of 2023 Welcome Reception and Alumnae Summer Gathering
Hundreds of Aspects of Ivy Students
Santiago Center hosts Study Abroad Pre-Departure Workshop
What to consider when choosing an MBA Program

The Center hosted Columbia University's Director of Admissions Michael Robinson, along with admissions representatives from several top MBA programs for the 2019 MBA Fair.

Santiago Center Advisory Board Addresses COP25

COP25 is a group of seven Columbia faculty members, all experts on climate change, decarbonization and other related topics.

Why is music education important for children?
Alumni Club of Chile visits the Santiago Stock Exchange
Professor Wei SHANG launches his new book and discusses the essence of Chinese Classics with Professor Lihua YANG and Professor Chunying LI
Developing Countries Offer Lessons in Treating Depression, Says Teachers College’s Lena Verdeli
Professor Jinyu LIU lectures on constructing a supportive social environment for Chinese older adults
Keith Bradsher of The New York Times joins Professor Eugenia Lean and Professor Xiaobo LÜ for the Reporting Asia Panel Discussion, in celebration of the WEAI’s 70th anniversary