☃️ How to end homelessness, the mysteries of Parkinson’s, a professor who has helped more than a hundred students land book deals, and more — find the latest @Columbia alumni and campus stories in our new Winter 2024-25 issue.

While pundits deride tribalism as a force that has polarized communities and ignited wars, @Columbia_Biz professor @MichaelMorrisCU offers one of social science’s most vilified buzzwords a reputational makeover. Read our review of “Tribal.”

Surgeon Rogsbert Phillips-Reed ’77VPS, a @ColumbiaPS alumna and the founder of Sisters by Choice (@sbc1989), is on a mission to alleviate fears around breast-cancer screening and to improve women’s health across Georgia.

As the @NewYorker turns 100, read about how a former editor of the @Columbia “Jester” created the magazine’s famous Eustace Tilley character.

In "Don’t Be a Stranger," a novel about an affair between a 52-year-old woman and a much younger man, author and @ColumbiaSOA alumna Susan Minot ’83 explores sex, relationships, and the intimate space between two people.

Learn about how “exposomics,” an emerging field dedicated to mapping the key elements that influence our physiology — from air pollution and stress to diet and exercise — could reduce the frequency of adverse drug reactions.

Composer and pianist Joan Tower ’78GSAS – best known for her orchestral works “Fanfares for the Uncommon Woman” – isn’t losing momentum at age 86. Here, she reflects on her trailblazing career in the male-dominated music world.

Don’t believe everything you read about renewable energy – a report from @columbiaclimate's @SabinCenter for Climate Change Law debunks 33 false and misleading claims found on social media.

Meet Jove Meyer ’11, a @ColumbiaGS alum and one of New York’s top wedding planners. In our Winter issue, he discusses how the wedding world has evolved, what’s trending and what’s passé, and the pros and cons of the “wedding industrial complex.”

With new releases from Jenny Slate ’04CC, Amanda Lee Koe ’17SOA, Christopher Bollen ’98CC, and others, there are plenty of @Columbia alumni and faculty-authored books to dig into this winter.

Archeologists led by @Columbia professor Lisa Trever recently made a startling discovery while excavating ancient Peruvian ruins: a 1,400-year-old chamber containing colorful murals that seem to depict a female ruler.

How two @Columbia alumni helped Martin Luther King Jr. shape his message and win the battle for voting rights. #MLKDay

In karate competitions around the world, @CUSEAS electrical-engineering major Miriam Trujillo is creating sparks.

"Memorial Days," the heartbreaking new memoir by @columbiajourn alumna @GeraldineBrooks ’83, is an attempt not only to process the loss of a loved one, but to reflect on our culture’s diminishing ceremony around death and dying.

Indigenous groups of Madagascar have survived centuries of environmental tumult. What is their secret? And could it be useful in times of global warming? Researchers led by @columbiaclimate associate professor @kgdouglass aim to find out.

RT @columbiaclimate: Misinformation and disinformation about renewable energy are widespread. @SabinCenter report identifies 33 of the most…

RT @columbiaclimate: Prominent engineering scholar and sustainable energy expert Alexis Abramson is the new dean of @columbiaclimate, a hub…

34 years, 112 contracts, one legendary professor. How @columbiajourn professor @SamuelGFreedman turns his students into published authors.

RT @LamontEarth: How have Indigenous groups of Madagascar survived centuries of environmental tumult? @OBTlab led by archaeologist/climate…

Homelessness is one of the most complex, entrenched, and intractable social problems. Or is it? Rosanne Haggerty ’89, an alumna of @ColumbiaGSAPP and the founder of @cmtysolutions, wants us to take a closer look.

RT @ColumbiaJournMA: Read in @columbiamag about Professor @SamuelGFreedman's legendary "Book Writing" seminar, in which several @ColumbiaJo…