Sometimes words just fail us.

The first lady of Tanzania, Salma Kikwete, addressed students from the School of International Affairs on Friday afternoon as the keynote speaker of the annual African Economic Forum, hosted by the

Bliss seems to pulse through Minghui Yu’s fingertips as he jumps into the air and smiles for a photograph taken by his girlfriend on a recent trip to Florida.

In light of increased focus on campus violence, experts from different disciplines convened at the Columbia Law School on Friday to discuss “Violence on Campus: Prediction, Prevention, and Response

As I stroll out of an empty Madison Square Park, I finally see it—a rectangular box, covered in matted silver and opaque glass material.

Ben Marcus, associate professor and chair of the creative writing program at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, was awarded this year’s American Academy of Arts and Letters’ Morton Dauwen Za

Six months ago, 15-year-old Drew said he would have described himself as an “ordinary teenager.”

Engineering Student Council candidates presented their platforms at a sparsely attended forum on Friday afternoon, where they presented their platforms in informative—and occasionally fiery—speeche

The Columbia men’s and women’s tennis teams went a combined 1-3 in a pivotal weekend in Ivy League play.

Although the final score was closer than it has been for the Columbia lacrosse team’s (3-7, 0-5 Ivy) first four conference matchups, it was still not to the Lions’ liking, as they fell to Brown, 11