The latest exhibition at the LeRoy Neiman Gallery, titled “After the Last Sky,” felt more like walking through the home of an eccentric than entering a sterile gallery. Curator and visual arts student ...
Ten months ago, Columbia announced it would conduct a “thorough review” of the University’s approach to Middle Eastern studies to ensure “balanced” curricula across departments. Already feeling the ...
The operating surplus represents funds remaining after Columbia pays its annual expenses. Under the University’s decentralized financial model, most of the surplus stays within schools or departments ...
As a college student, Jameel Jaffer did not have his sights set on landing a job in law—much less a job at Columbia. A former investment banker, Jaffeer pivoted to law seeking to explore “the biggest ...
When former OB-GYN Robert Hadden was arrested in 2012 for sexually assaulting a patient, one physician at Columbia University Irving Medical Center came to his defense despite knowing the “full scope ...
Columbia is considering expanding undergraduate enrollment in Columbia College and the School of Engineering and Applied Science by up to 20 percent, according to an Oct. 31 email to faculty from the ...
Members of Student Workers of Columbia-United Auto Workers, a union representing over 3,000 undergraduate and graduate student workers, overwhelmingly voted to pass resolutions in support of the ...
One week ago, an office at Columbia was formally filled for the first time in three years: the office of the University president. Jennifer Mnookin officially became Columbia’s 21st president on July ...
Alma Mater sits on her throne. Hamilton puffs his chest. Names carved in stone on the Butler Library frieze—Sophocles, Plato, Aristotle—proclaim a University history with pride. Columbia is riddled ...
Columbia College and the School of Engineering and Applied Science enrolled a combined 1,806 first-year students in the class of 2029—the largest ever incoming class for both schools—according to ...
After the University agreed to pay the federal government $200 million in a deal that restored federal funding and settled the University’s civil rights violations, some faculty members, students, and ...
When he was a teenager, Richard Rodgers, CC 1923, went to see the Varsity Show for the first time. After the show, he met one of the actors, Oscar Hammerstein, CC 1916, Law 1917. Rodgers wrote in his ...
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