Building AI That Understands People
For Michelle Zhou (PhD ‘99), a career spanning research, entrepreneurship, and enterprise consulting has centered on a persistent question: How … Continue reading Building AI That Understands People
Student & Alumni News
Greta VanZetten (CC’26) Named 2026 NYC Urban Fellow
Gretta VanZatten, a computer science major from Columbia College, is among the four Columbians chosen for the New York City … Continue reading Greta VanZetten (CC’26) Named 2026 NYC Urban Fellow
Jeremy Klotz Takes Second Place at NSF’s ERC Perfect Pitch Competition
PhD student Jeremy Klotz won second place nationally in the NSF Engineering Research Center (ERC) Perfect Pitch competition, competing against student representatives from all 16 of the country’s Engineering Research Centers. Using a single slide, … Continue reading Jeremy Klotz Takes Second Place at NSF’s ERC Perfect Pitch Competition
Unlocking the Possibilities of Data Streaming
For Jun Rao (PhD ’00), data streaming is helping make information more accessible when it matters.
Fellowships Recognize Outstanding PhD Researchers
From developing new approaches to artificial intelligence and computer systems to tackling challenges in security, theory, and beyond, PhD students … Continue reading Fellowships Recognize Outstanding PhD Researchers
Understanding Why Quantum Proofs Can Be More Powerful Than Classical Ones
What makes a quantum proof more powerful than a classical one? A paper by John Bostanci (PhD ‘26) and his … Continue reading Understanding Why Quantum Proofs Can Be More Powerful Than Classical Ones
Computer Science Student Learning Center Opens its Doors
The new space in Schermerhorn Hall will support collaborative learning and community connection among students and faculty.
Voices of CS: The Transition From PhD to Faculty
Many Computer Science PhD graduates go on to careers in academia, bringing together research, teaching, and mentorship in ways that … Continue reading Voices of CS: The Transition From PhD to Faculty
Celebrating the Class of 2026
As the academic year comes to a close, we proudly celebrate the achievements, resilience, and growth of the Class of … Continue reading Celebrating the Class of 2026
Designing Games for Everyone
Hollis Lehv BS’20, MS’21, is on a mission to make gaming more accessible.
Churchill Scholar Christine Li Says Goodbye to Morningside Heights
A computer science major, Li balanced ballet, CS research, and a teaching assistantship.
Building Community in Computer Science
For many students, studying computer science is about more than classes, coding projects, and technical interviews; it’s also about finding … Continue reading Building Community in Computer Science
5 CS Students and Alumni Recognized By the NSF-GRFP Graduate Research Fellowships
The National Science Foundation – Graduate Research Fellowship Program (NSF-GRFP) provides exceptional graduate students pursuing research-based degrees in science, technology, engineering, and … Continue reading 5 CS Students and Alumni Recognized By the NSF-GRFP Graduate Research Fellowships
Voices of CS: Yizhi Huang on Nasty Noise versus Malicious Noise
Machine learning systems often assume that the data they learn from is mostly trustworthy. But what happens when that data … Continue reading Voices of CS: Yizhi Huang on Nasty Noise versus Malicious Noise
Danielle Maydan and Samir Farraj Named 2026 Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Danielle Maydan BS’26, a computer science major, has been chosen as the Valedictorian and Illig award winner. Maydan, who is also a … Continue reading Danielle Maydan and Samir Farraj Named 2026 Valedictorian and Salutatorian
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