How Affordable Housing Can Be More Efficient
New possibilities emerge when cities think of housing as insurance.
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A House Divided Over Debt
A spouse’s preferences can affect household spending and credit card bills.
Meet the 2019 Summer Fellowship Recipients
The Lang Center’s Summer Fellowship Program provides salary supplements to support rising second-year students who want to gain experience working at early-stage ventures.
The Symbolism of Workplace Attire
Clothes communicate a message both to yourself and to others.
How to Keep Central Banks Independent
Central bankers’ actions are more visible and politically sensitive than ever.
Suits Don’t Tie Down Creative Thinking
Business casual is now commonplace, but is it the right dress code when the job calls for abstract thinking?
Based on research by Michael Slepian, S.N. Ferber, J.M. Gold, and A.M. Rutchick
Not All Discrimination Is Obvious
A look at subtle stereotyping and prejudice in the workplace.
Based on research by A.S. Rosette, Modupe Akinola, and Anyi Ma
How CEO Communication Styles Affect a Firm's Performance
If a CEO habitually scowls, watch out: he or she is less likely to oversee acquisitions.
Meet the 2019-2020 Columbia Startup Lab Cohort
Now in its sixth year, Columbia Startup Lab provides subsidized coworking space for a total of 71 Columbia entrepreneurs—32 of whom are graduates of CBS.