Tipping Point: Researchers Warn of Harmful AI Shifts
In a new study, physics researchers proposed a formula for determining when AI goes bad.
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A Lasting Tribute: $16 Million Endowed Gift Honors Late English Professor Astere Claeyssens
An anonymous gift to the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences honors a legendary educator, known for his student-centered approach to the liberal arts.
George Washington, Reconsidered
Patriot, president, enslaver. In a new book and a longstanding class, GW historian Denver Brunsman embraces the complex legacy of a flawed American icon.
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Graduate Programs Virtual Open House: Register Now!
Thinking about an advanced degree? Join us October 19–30, 2026! Attend program-specific info sessions and engage with current students, faculty and our admissions team. Register today >>
AI in Teaching & Research — Helpful or Harmful?
Join the next Dean's Conversation Series on Oct. 27! Panelists will discuss ethical dilemmas surrounding AI and ways CCAS faculty are integrating AI into their teaching and research.
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Loneliness and Local News: How ‘News Deserts’ Increase Isolation
An astrophysics student worked behind the scenes on NASA’s Roman Space Telescope to prepare for its historic launch.
At The Odyssey with Classic’s Eric Cline
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has taken moviegoers by storm. But does it pass the ultimate test: a classical studies professor’s expert eye?
Migration Degree Guides Students in Policy, Practice
The new MA in Migration and Diaspora Studies prepares students to understand human mobility and its consequences through policy, advocacy and research.
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