NASA will launch the first satellite designed, built, and tested by Columbia students into orbit to survey the universe in the next few years.

The School of International and Public Affairs, the Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies, and the department of political science held an open conference on the current geopolitical competitive landscape last Friday.

University Life, in partnership with a number of other University offices, has released the Blue Folder, a University-wide resource advising faculty and staff on supporting students in distress.

Sophie Bryant, CC ’23, Astrid Liden, CC ’23, and Ilina Logani, CC ’22, were named Rhodes Scholars for 2023, a record-breaking number of Columbia students selected for the U.S. cohort in a single year.

The Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute celebrated its 10th anniversary with an event led by Institute Codirector and Nobel Laureate Richard Axel.

Frontiers of Science instructors are introducing a new four-part discussion series on inclusivity and diversity in STEM.

Alice! Health Promotion, a unit of Columbia Health, has officially launched a new “wellness coaching” program after a yearlong pilot period.

The Columbia University public health working group said “panic is not warranted” regarding the current monkeypox outbreak. The statement reflects the cautious optimism among experts that the University community will experience minimal upheaval if it prioritizes educating students to identify symptoms, get tested, and quell stigma.