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A new Columbia study suggests Biden's gamble of forgoing face-to-face organizing due to the pandemic will pay off.
Priest, the son of a formerly enslaved man from Kentucky who went on to serve as Liberia's vice president, quickly rose to the top of his class.
Columbia alumna Norma Merrick Sklarek, born on April 15, 1928 in Harlem was among the first Black women to become a registered architect in New York.
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WeAct provides an update on the passing of Cecil Corbin-Mark, the Deputy Director and Director of Policy Initiatives.
The latest updates on what to expect and construction updates related to the Manhattanville campus.
The Law School’s Entrepreneurship and Community Development Clinic will be able to take on more clients with the $500,000 grant.
Matthew Orama, Assistant Director of Government Affairs, is one of City & State NY's 40 Rising Stars Under 40.
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CLOTH uses support from the Neighbors Food Relief Fund to stock their food pantry 5 days a week and feed 500 families a day.
Library staff share updates on Hispanic Heritage Month and other online programming, and book suggestions for NYC teens.
The latest updates on what to expect and construction updates related to the Manhattanville campus.
The Columbia-Harlem Small Business Development Center is offering a number of programs to advance your small business.
Columbia News reports on how the Center for Justice and Tamer Center teamed up to teach coding and job skills to individuals who were incarcerated.
The latest updates on what to expect and construction updates related to the Manhattanville campus.