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The event held on campus in October critically examined the enduring impact of 20th-century Latin American dictatorships.
Growing global interest in Africa as the Columbia Global Collaboratory - Africa series, attracts 44 students from 13 countries.
CGC Nairobi's new-found partnership with Kwani? Open Mic, striving to address societal issues through spoken word and poetry.
Faculty members, postdoctoral and doctoral students are invited to submit proposals for climate-related research in Brazil, focusing on Rio.
Climate Week brought together leading voices in academia, policy, activism and industry on campus in September.
This event was a special collaboration between the Tunis Center, Institut Pasteur de Tunis, and the Nairobi Global Center.
“Chile has taught me a lifetime worth of knowledge,” says Columbia College junior Harrison Gerson in this firsthand account.
President Boric discussed sustainable development, democracy and environmental justice with Professor Joseph Stiglitz and over 200 students.
The Tunis Center hosted a discussion, in partnership with CEMAT, with Dr. Andrea Cassatella around his most recent book.
Columbia Global and the Columbia Global Centers Climate Hub Rio have awarded six Columbia University faculty members with seed funding.
The Institute, chaired by former Secretary Hillary Clinton, is a hub to connect leading policymakers, political leaders, and scholars.
Join Columbia Global and leading voices across academia, policy, activism and industry as we reimagine climate solutions from Sept. 13-19.