Year in Review: Top Campus News of 2015
Two Vietnam Veterans, An Art Show, and Half a Century Later
Two Vietnam veterans at Columbia, a P&S faculty member and a public safety officer, connected through the annual CUMC Art Show. Read More >>
P&S Students Meet Their Match
Eager—and in many cases nervous—graduating P&S students gathered in Bard Hall to find out where they will complete their residencies in the annual rite of passage: Match Day. Read More >>
College of Dental Medicine Receives Second Consecutive Diversity Award
Columbia's College of Dental Medicine received another Higher Education Excellence in Diversity award recognizing the school's commitment to diversity and inclusion. Read More >>
Columbia University School of Nursing Tops Off New Building
Students, alumni, faculty, and other members of the Columbia University community gathered to sign the last beam and watch as it was lifted into place to complete the steel structure. Read More >>
Mailman School and White House Host Climate Event in Paris
As world leaders gathered to negotiate a landmark climate treaty, the Mailman School of Public Health collaborated with the White House to spotlight the health impacts of climate change. Read More >>
P&S Asylum Clinic: Students Work with Law School to Offer Help
The student-run Asylum Clinic at P&S provides pro bono medical evaluations to people seeking asylum in the United States. Read More >>
CUMC Runs New York
In the days before the 2015 NYC Marathon, many of the medical center's marathon runners shared the personal experiences that would motivate them through the largest marathon in the world. Read More >>
A Public Health Approach to Sexual Health
As part of Columbia University’s long-range strategy to foster a healthier sexual environment on campus, Mailman School researchers are collecting data on campus sexual behavior to come up with effective strategies to prevent sexual violence on campuses. Read More >>
Columbia Nursing Becomes New Home of Jonas Center for Nursing and Veterans Healthcare
Columbia Nursing was awarded a 10-year, $11.1 million grant to house the Jonas Center, a national philanthropic leader and champion for nurses. Read More >>