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Columbia's Department of Anthropology is the oldest in the United States. Rosalind Morris, the department's new chair, hopes to build on its extraordinary history. news.columbia.edu/news/anthr…
Live now: join @ColumbiaIGP for an analysis of the US-Ukrain relationship.
Winter is Coming: Analyzing the Crisis in US-Ukraine Relations nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1nJOLQlqq…
🦁💙Today is Columbia Giving Day! Lions everywhere are coming together to celebrate our community and make an impact on the people, programs, and possibilities that make Columbia stronger.
Support Columbia Giving Day: bit.ly/CUGivingDayX2026
🎂 🚇 Happy 122nd birthday, New York City subway! The subway opened on October 27, 1904.
The 116 St station was one of the subway's original 28 stops on what was then the Interborough Rapid Transit line. Columbia graduate William Barclay Parsons (CC 1879, SEAS 1882) was the IRT's chief engineer.
122 years after the subway came to Columbia's Morningside campus, it remains a vital connection for Columbians and New York City. In 2025, more than 3.4 million subway trips started at the 116 St-Columbia University station.
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Big accomplishments in the Big Apple 🍎 🗽
Take a closer look at Columbia University in the City of New York.
Columbia University spending supports New York businesses. Learn more about our vital role in the local economy: columbia.edu/content/explore…
Famous Columbians on the big screen 🤩
Over the years, @Columbia alumni and faculty have been portrayed by Academy Award winners, an EGOT, comedy stars …and even other Columbians. magazine.columbia.edu/articl…
🏆 The Nobel Prize in Economics, Blavatnik Awards, and more accolades in this edition of Awards & Milestones: news.columbia.edu/news/nobel…
Join @ColumbiaIGP now for a timely discussion about election security ➡️
LIVE 🔴 The 2026 Midterms: Election Security and Representation
Featuring ➡️ Lindsay McKenzie, Steven Richer, @DSchifeling, Dana Remus and @awh
Watch the @ColumbiaIGP event here: nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1nJOLQZWw…
Join @ColumbiaIGP live for a discussion of the new Emerging Technologies, Intelligence, and Security Initiative.
LIVE 🔴 @ColumbiaIGP’s Emerging Technologies, Intelligence, and Security Initiative Launch
Featuring ⤵️
Dean Keren @YarhiMilo
Sec. @HillaryClinton
@jessbrandt
@etbrooking
@TamarMitts
@eborghard
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A prestigious honor for five members of the @ColumbiaPS faculty!
Congratulations to five @ColumbiaPS faculty members who were recently elected to the National Academy of Medicine among this year’s class of 100 new members.
Read more: columbiamed.link/4dU5Hvk
How can engineering impact climate change? Take a look at Climate Week with @CUSEAS ➡️
We hosted ten events during Climate Week NYC, September 22–25. 🌎
Across panels, keynotes, poster sessions, and lightning talks, researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers explored how engineering addresses climate change.
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⛵ @LamontEarth's new fleet of robotic sailboats is set to begin a special voyage in the Southern Ocean!
The uncrewed vessels will measure human-produced carbon dioxide in the water, an important metric for understanding the Southern Ocean's effect on the global atmosphere: lamont.columbia.edu/news/rob…
🏆 What an honor! Columbia Professor Michael Woodford received the @NobelPrize in Economics this week. Woodford is Columbia's 16th laureate in economics and our 89th overall. Here, he discusses his research, his students' heartwarming reaction to the news, and the value of pursuing important ideas.
More coverage of the Nobel Prize: news.columbia.edu/news/colum…
🍂 🏛️ There's nothing like fall on Morningside campus!
🚇 Transit update for the Columbia community:
The MTA has announced significant subway service changes on the 1 line beginning Saturday, October 24, to accommodate rehabilitation work taking place at the 125 St station. This work includes repairs to platforms and structural steel components at the station.
While the MTA is directing this work and determining the associated subway service changes, we recognize the impact these disruptions may have on our community. The University is increasing shuttle service to our Manhattanville campus during this period for Columbia affiliates.
For further information and transportation options for Columbia affiliates, visit Columbia Transportation: transportation.columbia.edu/…
🌎 Record-breaking sea-surface temperatures are setting the stage for an exceptionally strong El Niño season. Learn more from @columbiaclimate experts: news.climate.columbia.edu/20…



















