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The grant aims to strengthen jazz scholarship and the preservation of America’s first original art form. The Jazz Study Group, led by Professor Robert O’Meally, is collective comprising more than 30 U.S.-based and international members. They held a major conference in Paris at Reid Hall in 2012.
A virtual panel discussion on improving mental health outcomes, hosted in collaboration with Columbia Global Centers Amman + Istanbul and Columbia World Projects.
Dr. Craig J. Heck, an early-career investigator focused on public health research, recently spent several months as a Scholar-in-Residence at the Columbia Global Center in Nairobi.
This fall, the program welcomed nine students from around the world for a year of research and study.
A panel discussion on how Greek businesses are working to meet the EU's new directive on human rights and environmental impacts.
Hanna Liubakova spotlights ongoing repression and the power of independent media in Belarus’s fight for democracy.
Renate Mattar, Columbia PhD candidate French, has been awarded the Contemporary Thought Archival Research Grant.
A Scholar-in-Residence at Columbia Global Center Beijing discusses his residency and how he plans to create opportunities for Columbia students.
This exhibition is on view from September 3 to November 6, 2025.
Atelier returns for its second season with a twist: an episode in the style of an old-fashioned call-in radio show.
Two Columbia affiliates are featured in this year’s Journées Nationales de l’Architecture at Atelier 11 in Paris: Columbia GSAPP Professor Mario Gooden and former Institute for Ideas and Imagination Fellow Hiie Saumaa.
Maha Al Daya tells The National about life in France after fleeing the war. Article by Sunniva Rose, published September 03, 2025.
Two Mailman grad students, Mahima Agrawal and Jaia Wingard, reviewed their Chile-based research performed through the Applied Practice Experience (APEx) program.
Maha Al-Daya showcased Palestinian heritage through embroidery, while Doha Kahlout shared poetry, music, and film from Gaza. Ugandan artist Haman Mpadire offered immersive performances and dance workshops, and Reid Hall supported Ukrainian music through concerts, livestreams, and educational programs.
From literary conversations and multimedia performances to investigative journalism workshops and immersive family events, over the past year Reid Hall fostered dialogue across disciplines and borders.