What to Do in New York City During the Spring Semester
One of the excellent perks of studying at Columbia University is the opportunity to explore New York, a city of great art, culture, sports, food, and business. To help you navigate the Big Apple, we’ve compiled a list of our favorite places, celebrations, and activities to check out during the spring semester. Check out our insider's guide to NYC.
Columbia University’s M.S. in Applied Analytics Unveils a Future-Focused Curriculum
The program introduced two new study tracks to give students even more flexibility and future-focused learning opportunities. We spoke with the program director, Kitty Kay Chan, to learn more about how this new curriculum will equip students with the skills to thrive in a data-driven economy. Read our interview.
Sustainability Science Students Get a Climate Science Close-Up at Lamont-Doherty Open House
Last fall, a group of Sustainability Science students left the bustling New York City streets for the gold-and-red foliage of the Palisades, where Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory held its annual open house. Learn more about the visit.
Celebrating Women in Construction: The Legacy of Emily Roebling
In a new blog post, Construction Administration Program Director John Parkinson highlights Emily Roebling, whose pivotal role in the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge still inspires more than 150 years later. Read more.
From Negotiation Simulations to Real-World Impact: Noelle Demole’s NECR Story
"As a proud alumna of the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program, one of the most impactful lessons I gained was understanding the importance of preparation and adaptability in negotiation." Read more from Noelle Demole, an M.S. in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program alum.
What to Do in New York City During the Spring Semester
One of the excellent perks of studying at Columbia University is the opportunity to explore New York, a city of great art, culture, sports, food, and business. To help you navigate the Big Apple, we’ve compiled a list of our favorite places, celebrations, and activities to check out during the spring semester. Check out our insider's guide to NYC.
Columbia University’s M.S. in Applied Analytics Unveils a Future-Focused Curriculum
The program introduced two new study tracks to give students even more flexibility and future-focused learning opportunities. We spoke with the program director, Kitty Kay Chan, to learn more about how this new curriculum will equip students with the skills to thrive in a data-driven economy. Read our interview.
Sustainability Science Students Get a Climate Science Close-Up at Lamont-Doherty Open House
Last fall, a group of Sustainability Science students left the bustling New York City streets for the gold-and-red foliage of the Palisades, where Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory held its annual open house. Learn more about the visit.
Celebrating Women in Construction: The Legacy of Emily Roebling
In a new blog post, Construction Administration Program Director John Parkinson highlights Emily Roebling, whose pivotal role in the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge still inspires more than 150 years later. Read more.
From Negotiation Simulations to Real-World Impact: Noelle Demole’s NECR Story
"As a proud alumna of the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program, one of the most impactful lessons I gained was understanding the importance of preparation and adaptability in negotiation." Read more from Noelle Demole, an M.S. in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program alum.
What to Do in New York City During the Spring Semester
One of the excellent perks of studying at Columbia University is the opportunity to explore New York, a city of great art, culture, sports, food, and business. To help you navigate the Big Apple, we’ve compiled a list of our favorite places, celebrations, and activities to check out during the spring semester. Check out our insider's guide to NYC.
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