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New York State offers a one-time rental subsidy to rent-burdened households that lost income during the COVID-19 pandemic.
While no artist is likely to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus, they use memory and imagination, their common sense and critical thinking, to undermine the gullibility and denial endemic to American culture in times of crisis.
Bundles Scholar Michele Washington lent her voice to a discussion of the experiences of Black designers in 1968 and 2020.
The Entrepreneurial Design Thinking program helps aspiring entrepreneurs from around NYC to develop their business ideas.
Columbia's response to COVID-19 has included fighting food insecurity, temporary housing for healthcare workers, and more.
Three Irving Medical Center doctors speak about their experiences during COVID-19, as well as how they're adapting.
The latest updates on what to expect and construction updates related to the Manhattanville campus.
A public art installation commemorating Same Gender Loving, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Queer Harlem Renaissance icons.
Addressing international students, whose lives have been particularly disrupted by COVID-19 and misguided decisions by the US Government.
It is now the moment to focus our attention on how the University will operate in the coming academic year.
Angela Rasmussen and Melissa Stockwell from Irving Medical Center answered pressing questions about staying safe this summer.
The latest updates on what to expect and construction updates related to the Manhattanville campus.
$500,000 was distributed to 18 organizations as part of the Special COVID-19 Impact Grants.
The Zuckerman Institute at Columbia has found new ways to come together to combat COVID-19 and take a stand against racism.
A'Lelia Bundles Community Scholar Debbie Meyer writes about the potential benefits of remote learning for struggling readers.