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In October, the Paris Global Center hosted events emphasizing our commitment to civic engagement, while initiating conversations on journalism and its current challenges.
Asia Society France recently hosted an insightful panel discussion on the escalating tensions surrounding ASML, Europe’s leading chip manufacturer, and its role in the ongoing tech war between the U.S. and China.
Applications to join the next cohort of Obama Foundation Scholars will be accepted until Dec. 16. Scholars from around the world will participate in a nine-month immersive program of academic, skill-based and experiential learning.
These career events connected over 225 Columbia students with leading China-based companies, offering key industry insights.
Based at the Villarrica campus of Universidad Católica, Columbia grad student Vanessa Fiuza is working with Mapuche communities.
Cindy Liu transitioned from classical pianist to music management at Columbia, inspired by mentors and experiences at Reid Hall. Now at Universal Music Publishing, she advocates for artist rights and diverse representation.
Photographer Maxime Riché’s Paradise series shows the devastation and resilience of Paradise, California, after the 2018 Camp Fire. Recently purchased by Reid Hall, this print created with natural materials captures the lasting impact of climate disasters. Riché (SEAS ‘05) recently won the Prix Public Dahinden, and his work will be showcased at the Paris Photo festival.
The Center is seeking applications for a Regional Research Manager, Ethics & Evaluation Coordinator, and Administrative Coordinator.
Reid Hall has recently been enriched by a remarkable donation of books from the personal library of Geneviève Fabre, made by her son Pierre Fabre.
This year, the Columbia Global Center in Paris will host three of the thirteen conferences from the Marx 13/13 series, an initiative organized by the Columbia Center for Contemporary Critical Thought and led by Professor Bernard Harcourt.
Rosanna Costa met with students for a conversation guided by SIPA professor Mauricio Cárdenas.
Participants were looking to get through nationalistic narratives to better understand their shared neighborhood through each other’s perspective.
2024 marks the 60th anniversary of the gift of Reid Hall to Columbia University by Helen Rogers Reid.
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.