Columbia scientists are working to implement solutions to combat climate change. We need your support now more than ever to continue this work so vital to the health of our planet. Learn more and join us in saving the world.
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In the fall issue of Columbia Magazine, check out one of its feature stories about New York Mets announcer Gary Cohen '81CC. Read on to learn how he went from the kid in the stands to the man at the mic.
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Show your school pride in some new Columbia alumni apparel and accessories. From umbrellas to tote bags to sweatshirts, there are many ways to flaunt Columbia blue -- great for gifts, too. Shop now.
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The Low Down features a wide array of helpful articles written by members of the Columbia Career Coaches Network. Catapult your career and peruse the variety of articles for guidance, advice and more information about how you can benefit by working with a Columbia Career Coach.
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Columbia Giving Day starts with you. There are limitless possibilities to support causes and projects that make a difference in the lives of others. Come together with thousands of Columbia alumni on October 18. Say you'll join us and learn how you can make a real, immediate impact.
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Kirsty Tinto, associate research scientist at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, works in the polar geophysics group in airborne geoscience. She uses remote sensing technology to explore the dynamics of the vast system of land, ice, and ocean in Antarctica. Watch her story on ColumbiaYou.
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