Learn about the Tricentennial Project which will foster collaborative discussions on climate change between students and faculty.
In celebration of the 266th University Commencement, we are celebrating Columbia's class of 2020 and our graduating student workers.
Hear from Dr. Ana Pessoa Pinharanda and Dr. Noam Zerubavel, Columbia researchers who have volunteered in the fight against COVID-19.
Our Presidential Scholars in Society and Neuroscience program is excited to welcome its sixth cohort of Presidential Scholars this July.
The Center has gathered educational tools, volunteer opportunities, citizen science games and more in a COVID-19 resources guide.
Our work-study student Ariana spoke with John Morrison and Raphael Gerraty about the creation of their interdisciplinary course "Philosophy of Psychology." Co-teaching course development grants are due April 20.
Founding Director Pamela Smith discussed the importance of historical reconstruction for today's scientists and scholars in Popular Science Magazine.
The Making and Knowing Project celebrates the publication of Secrets of Craft and Nature in Renaissance France, which was created over the course of five years with the help of more than 400 students, scholars, artists, and researchers.
Founding Director Pamela Smith discussed her inspiration for starting the Center for Science and Society and the Making and Knowing Project in an episode of the Impossible Network Podcast.
Ahead of his February 19th History of Science Lecture, Thomas Dodman provided insight into his work on nostalgia while speaking with our work-study student Kelsey.
Two Public Outreach projects encourage audiences to explore overlooked sites of scientific importance throughout the city. Our work-study student Ariana traveled to ten such spots in a day.
The Center for Science and Society is pleased to announce its sixth round of seed grant awardees. This year's projects all focus on our fifth-anniversary theme of "knowledge and access."