Columbia Business Magazine

A popular course seeks to understand the roots of polarization in America, and train future business leaders to heal the rift.

Rather than measure your progress by how far you’ve hit the ball on a hole, it’s more valuable to look at the decrease in the average strokes it takes you to finish a hole from where you are.

When Austin Cohen ’16 (’11CC) was an undergrad, he studied neuroscience, planning to become a doctor. Come senior year, Cohen realized that his heart wasn’t in medicine; still, his passion for health never wavered, so he set out to create a fitness brand that would keep users in shape no matter where they are.

Mona Sinha ’93 has dedicated her career to women’s rights.

Elliott Robinson ’12 is passionate about bringing diversity to venture capital firms and funding more diverse startups.