Cover Story
Flu Fighters
By David J. Craig
At Columbia a band of computational scientists, led by Raul Rabadan, is identifying patterns in how viruses evolve. Will they be able to predict the deadliness of the swine flu pandemic?
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Northern Exposure
By Michael B. Shavelson
North Korea has sealed itself off from the world, but cracks are beginning to show. History professor Charles K. Armstrong, director of the Center for Korean Research at Columbia, discusses the mixed messages coming from Pyongyang.
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Hail, Columbiana
By Allegra Panetto
A collection of Columbia artifacts, including old yearbooks and vintage Jester covers, turns the Columbia Alumni Center library into a time machine.
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Hanging from the
Language Tree
By Cindy Rodríguez
In a famous experiment over 30 years ago, psychology professor Herb Terrace hoped to prove that chimpanzees could acquire speech. Today, as director of the Primate Cognition Laboratory at Columbia, he’s searching for the missing link to cognition.
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