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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.
The acclaimed Chilean writer studied Literature at Columbia during the 1960s. He passed away on Tuesday, October 15 at 83 years old.
During the second week of October, Columbia Business School students embarked on a transformative week in Tunisia as part of the Chazen Institute Global Immersion: Business and Entrepreneurship program, led by the Chair of the Tunis Center Faculty Advisory Committee, Professor Kamel Jedidi
On October 14, 2024, Columbia Global Center Tunis, in collaboration with South Mediterranean University (SMU) and Columbia University Press, hosted Columbia Business School’s Professor Bruce Usher, author of the book Investing in the Era of Climate Change (CUP, 2024). The event took place at SMU’s Tunis campus, where Professor Bruce Usher shared insights from his most recent book, focusing on the intersection of climate finance and sustainability.
On October 8, Columbia Global Center Mumbai hosted a panel discussion on "Innovative Healthcare Approaches for Underserved Communities" to explore diverse and innovative strategies to address health disparities in underserved populations.
We are excited to share the final edit of the masterclass from the "Black Mediterranean / Mediterraneo Nero" project, featuring Youssef Ben Ismail and Rachid Koraïchi at the Jardin d'Afrique.
Columbia Global Center Tunis has officially moved to a new address. Effective immediately, our operations will be conducted from the Regus Virtual Office located at Carthage Centre, Rue du Lac de Constance Bloc A 2, 1053 Tunis.
Columbia experts highlight Brazil's key role in global minerals and opportunities for U.S. partnerships.
Over 10 local schools participated in the event organized by NGO Momento Ciudadano with the support of the Santiago Center.