Christopher Medina-Kirchner, who received two Public Outreach Grants, was profiled in a PBS segment on the prison-to-STEM pipeline
Learn more about our list of interdisciplinary classes across the University, courses developed through our grant program, and our plans for a new minor curriculum.
What effect does food have on our brains? Watch a cooking demonstration, listen in on the conversation, and read our interview with the hosts.
Graduate students joined with high schoolers to explore local environmental issues through a community-based perspective.
The Center for Science and Society is excited to announce its eighth Seed Grant application cycle, open to all full-time junior faculty, and graduate and undergraduate students at Columbia University.
The Tools of Neuroscience Experiment, edited by Ann-Sophie Barwich, is available for pre-order.
On October 18, learn how music can shape our identity. Until then, listen to a playlist curated by our students and speakers.
When our minds begin to wander, where do they go? Read our Q&A with Valerio Amoretti, and join us for the seminar on September 27.
Celebrating the start of a new academic year and looking ahead to our fall schedule of virtual events.
We look back on a year of change and plan for the upcoming academic year.
The Center for Science and Society is pleased to announce our third round of Public Outreach Grants.
To celebrate the new Columbia Climate School, a new event series exploring society and climate.