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Columbia Experts Explore AI's Dual Impact on Climate and Environment
Columbia Climate School experts are investigating the paradox of artificial intelligence, exploring its environmental benefits while scrutinizing the substantial energy and water demands of its data centers, and its impact on the clean energy transition.
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Columbia University Community Honored with Array of Prestigious Awards and Fellowships
Columbia University faculty, staff, and students earned numerous prestigious awards and fellowships from April 16 to May 27, 2026, including elections to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, Guggenheim Fellowships, and Truman Scholarships, recognizing excellence across diverse fields.
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Columbia University Celebrates Achievements, Alumni Success, and Community Engagement
Columbia University highlights recent graduates, Emmy-nominated alumna Sara Barone's music career, a historic NCAA bid for Women's Rowing, and a community event for cancer survivors, alongside the tale of a lost college seal.
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Columbia University Honors Class of 2026 in Dual Commencement Ceremonies
Columbia University celebrated its Class of 2026 on May 20, conferring over 18,000 degrees. Graduates from 50 states and 140 countries marked the milestone with ceremonies, speeches, and a performance by Jon Batiste.
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Media Monitor: NPR Books Notes Reader Sympathy for Mac Barnett's Comments on Children's Literature
NPR Books reports that many readers agree with author Mac Barnett's recent controversial remarks concerning the quality of children's literature, as detailed in its latest newsletter.
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Columbia University Celebrates Class of 2026 Commencement
Columbia University honored its Class of 2026 on May 20, conferring over 18,000 degrees. The ceremony highlighted student achievements, groundbreaking research, and cultural contributions across various fields.
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NPR Launches Newsletter to Help Americans Cut Food Bills
NPR introduces "How to Cut Your Food Bill," a four-week newsletter by Joe Hernandez. It offers practical advice on meal planning, grocery shopping, reducing waste, and dining out on a budget to help manage rising food costs.
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Columbia University Announces Class of 2026 Commencement Details
Columbia University will host its Class of 2026 commencement ceremonies on May 20, welcoming thousands to Morningside campus. The Empire State Building will light up in blue to honor graduates, with a special discount offer available.
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Columbia and MTA Partner for Major 125th Street Subway Station Upgrade
Columbia University commits $33 million to partner with the MTA for significant accessibility upgrades at the 125th Street 1 subway station in Manhattan, including new elevators and widened escalators, benefiting its Manhattanville campus and local community.
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Unpacking the History and Meaning of Columbia University's Academic Regalia
Columbia University's academic regalia, worn at Commencement, carries centuries of history. Learn about the origins of gowns, hoods, and mortarboards, and their evolution from clerical dress, as documented in a 1969 guide.
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Columbia University Celebrates Class of 2026 with Focus on Student Achievements and Community Engagement
Columbia University marks the Class of 2026 graduation, celebrating student advocacy for brain-injury survivors, athletic excellence, and historical scientific contributions, while promoting community well-being.
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Columbia University Honors 2026 Award Winners and Announces Commencement Details
Columbia University celebrates 2026 Campbell, Presidential Teaching, and other award recipients, recognizing leadership, teaching, and community contributions. The university also detailed its two-ceremony commencement on Morningside campus.
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Columbia University Announces Spring Event Lineup Featuring 38th Annual Film Festival
Columbia University announces its spring event lineup, featuring the 38th annual Miloš Forman and Mike Hausman Film Festival, documentary screenings, global health webinars, and cultural celebrations including Jewish American Heritage Month and free public concerts.
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Columbia University Announces Wellness Resources and Events to Support Students During Finals Week
Columbia University is providing students with comprehensive support during finals week, offering stress-management tips, dedicated study spaces at Earl Hall, and a series of relaxing campus events including yoga, film screenings, and a pop-up concert.
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New Book Explores America's Global Standing at 250
A new book, 'America at 250: At Home and Beyond,' co-edited by Romuald Sciora and Robert Shapiro, examines the nation's internal divisions and weakening international influence.
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SIPA Experts Analyze U.S. Military Action in Venezuela
Faculty from SIPA's institutes offer insights into the geopolitical, economic, and policy implications of the U.S. military operation to remove Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro from power.
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Columbia University Celebrates Fall with ROARfest and Academic Discussions
Columbia University's ROARfest kicks off fall with school spirit. Events include talks on academic freedom, Hitchcock's legacy, and celebrating Dia de Muertos.
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Columbia University Researchers Pioneer "Science of Health"
Columbia University faculty are at the forefront of the emerging "science of health", with a new paper detailing a framework for understanding optimal health. The university is also hosting events and gaining media recognition.
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Columbia University Highlights Texan Elders' Juneteenth Stories
Columbia University's Incite Institute highlights the stories of Black Texans in a new collection, exploring the legacy of Juneteenth and the experiences of those who shaped American public life.
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