Men's Health, Jan 20, 2012

“We tend to trust scientists,” says Robert Klitzman, M.D., a professor of clinical psychiatry who directs the master’s of bioethics program at Columbia University. “As a result, a few bad apples can be faking things. We only hope they’re caught.”

Herald-Tribune, Jan 10, 2012

Lee Lowenfish, professor of sports management at Columbia University, engaged local Columbia alumni in a lively conversation about his award-winning biography, "Branch Rickey: Baseball's Ferocious Gentleman."

The Huffington Post, Dec 28, 2011

How can we make our necessary material consumption sustainable? Steve Cohen, Director of our Sustainability Management Program, writes about the urgent need for a massive paradigm shift regarding sustainability and consumption.

The Huffington Post, Nov 30, 2011

Robert Klitzman, director of the Bioethics Program, writes about the promises of new HIV drugs, and economic problems of drug access, in his article World AIDS Day 2011: Entering The Fourth Decade Of HIV. He says, "Currently, both in the US and abroad, disparities are widening. Both within and between countries, the gap separating the haves from the have-nots is growing. In many countries, wealthy uninfected individuals can now afford PreP, while poorer people cannot, making AIDS more of a "poor person's" disease, widening gaps in health. Once again, HIV highlights global disparities that require attention."