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Audra Simpson Quoted in the Sapiens

A Call for Anthropological Poems of Resistance, Refusal, and Wayfinding

Frank Guridy Quoted in UPI

Willie Mays: Saying a final goodbye to baseball's 'Say hey kid'

Douglas Almond Quoted in Washington Post article

"A president's guide to dozing in public"

Alexander Hertel-Fernandez Quoted in The Pulse

"Volkswagen Workers Make History As First Southern Automaker To Unionize"

Yao Lu Referenced in The Economist

"Why so many Chinese graduates cannot find work"

Adam Tooze Co-authored article in Foreign Policy

"The Economics of Humanitarian Aid to Gaza"

Mahmood Mamdani Interviewed in Middle East Monitor

"Ethnic cleansing, racism and building the nation-state: MEMO in Conversation with Mahmood Mamdani"

Matthew Connelly Featured on Cumulus Podcast Network's “Something You Should Know” podcast

"The World of Government Secrets & The Problem with Productivity"

Suresh Naidu Wrote an Article for the International Monetary Fund

"Labor Market Models Paint an Incomplete Picture"

Robert Shapiro Interviewed by Columbia News About his New Book

Will History Repeat Itself With the 2024 Presidential Election?

Mabel O. Wilson Quoted in Bloomberg Article

"Landmarking the Black Panther Party"

New Book by Robert Shapiro

Hate Speech and Political Violence: Far-Right Rhetoric from the Tea Party to the Insurrection, Book by Brigitte L. Nacos, Yaeli Bloch-Elkon, and Robert Y. Shapiro

Columbia University Press

How did the United States descend into crisis, with institutions frayed, political violence mounting, and democracy itself in peril? This timely book identifies how the Tea Party and its extremist narratives laid the groundwork for the rise of Donald Trump, his MAGA movement, and the January 6, 2021, assault on the Capitol.

Brigitte L. Nacos, Yaeli Bloch-Elkon, and Robert Y. Shapiro trace the escalation…

Yao Lu Quoted in Newswire

"Urban-rural education gap widens as China ignores teaching in villages"

Jennifer Lee Named Member of the National Academy of Social Insurance
Scott Barret and Joseph Stiglitz co-authored an Article with Noah Kaufman in Business Standard

"How to enforce climate agreements with trade measures"

Mae Ngai Interviewed in Documented

"Photographer Corky Lee Celebrated After Death With Book of Iconic Asian American Photos"

Timothy Frye Named to a Five-Year Term on the Kluge Scholars Council at the Library of Congress

"Phi Beta Kappa, Film and Television Awards Season, ‘Best Scientists in the World,’ and More"

Mae Ngai Featured in BNN Breaking Article

"Historian Mae Ngai Sheds Light on Chinese Immigrants' Struggles and Contributions in the U.S."

Alexander Hertel Fernandez Quoted in The Guardian

"‘Code words and dog whistling’: why the conservative attack on higher education is so efficient"

Karuna Mantena Awarded the Infosys Prize 2023 in Social Sciences
Mahmood Mamdani Interviewed in The Nation

"The Idea of the Nation-State Is Synonymous With Genocide"

Ira Katznelson Quoted in Jacobin

"The Class Politics of Race"

Matthew Connelly Featured on War on the Rocks podcast, with Paul Noel Chretien, Tim Naftali, Warren Finch, and Mark Lawrence

"The Future of Presidential Libraries"

Paige West, Pamela Smith, along with Ajit Subramaniam and Michael Petriello Awarded the Columbia Office of the Provost Societal Impact Seed Grant for their project, "Indigenous and Locally Led Knowledge Co-Production to Understand Environmental Change."