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Clara Wu Tsai, owner of the New York Liberty and Brooklyn Nets, recently received the 2025 Botwinick Prize from the Bernstein Center for Leadership and Ethics at Columbia Business School for her empowered leadership, transformative investment in women’s sports, and advocacy of

Three Columbia Business School students are leveraging their #MBA experience to tackle climate challenges by, for instance, designing circular supply chains, transforming catastrophe bonds, and creating scalable climate investment vehicles. Learn more about 2025's ClimateCAP

Congratulations to Columbia Business School Professor and Nobel-prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz on being awarded the title of Doctor Honoris Causa from the Babeș-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca in Romania. During the ceremony, Professor Stiglitz told an audience in

TUNE IN: 🔴 Happening live now, see Columbia's University-Wide Commencement Ceremony on Morningside campus. Once again, Columbia Business School offers sincerest congratulations to this year's graduates at the Business School and in the entire Columbia University community. We

Reunion 2025 is almost here! Alumni from milestone classes ending in 0 or 5 and the Class of 2024 will return to campus May 30–31 for a weekend of connection, reflection, and CBS pride, featuring faculty sessions, industry insights, networking, and class celebrations. It’s a

Your Google search for “climate change” may show emotional images — or calm, scientific visuals — depending on where you are. A new CBS study reveals how search algorithms shape climate perceptions worldwide. bit.ly/44Kiug3

Congratulations to Kathleen McKeown, the Henry and Gertrude Rothschild Professor of Computer Science at the Columbia School of Engineering, for receiving the 2025 Faculty Mentoring Award, inspired by the incredible mentoring legacy of Columbia Business School Professor Katherine

"I learned about the MBAxMS program as soon as it was released. I had my heart set on moving to New York City for business school so I was following Columbia closely and when they announced this dual degree I felt it was a perfect fit for my goals," says Kegan Vosteen '25 a

CBS Professor Yiming Ma recently joined NPR's Planet Money podcast to discuss her recent paper, "Stablecoin Runs and the Centralization of Arbitrage." Tune in now to find out what the future may hold for this popular digital currency: n.pr/4mtpkwT

Just as the broader European economy depends heavily on Germany, the continent's industrial powerhouse, Germany's own economy depends on access to affordable power, argues Gernot Wagner, the Senior Lecturer in the Discipline of Economics in the Faculty of Business. With

The Class of 2025 was asked to share their photos, memories, gratitude, and advice in anticipation of Commencement Week. Look back on what they had to share before their big day: bit.ly/43tVRKn

We are celebrating Reunion 2025 this weekend! There’s still time to register for May 30–31 and join us back on campus. Register today: bit.ly/44sJyQR Also, you can still support CBS students and programs through the Reunion Class Challenge if you can't attend in person.

These are the core questions Oded Netzer, the Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Business, wanted to answer in a recent research initiative. “Our thought process was that maybe there’s more information on a company’s own website than they tend to give credit to, especially when you

The Class of 2025 marked a milestone that celebrated their willingness to embrace disruption and drive change during their recent graduation ceremonies, honoring Columbia Business School's MBA, EMBA, MS, and PhD programs. Take a look back at the day now, which featured keynote

Michael Morris, the Chavkin-Chang Professor of Leadership, told Business Insider that Bill Gates' approach to leadership shows "maturity in thinking through the problem... These days, Gates looks like a sage compared to Musk and compared to the administration." Read more about

Laura Veldkamp, the Leon G. Cooperman Professor of Finance & Economics, joined PBS News Hour to discuss the market response to the back-and-forth over trade tariffs and the impact this has had on the bond market. Check it out now: to.pbs.org/4jhkOyx

The uncertainty created by the White House, combined with inflation, which remains above the Fed’s targets, together “conspire to make it very difficult for the Fed to cut at any point this year,” CBS Professor Brett House told Fortune. “The erratic articulation and

During Earth Week at Columbia Business School, Nando Rodriguez, Senior Manager for Environmental Programming at The Brotherhood Sister Sol, shared how forming a small climate justice movement can have a significant impact.