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Selected Columbia Sites
 Re:NEW Frontiers in Creativity
The Re:NEW symposium is presented as part of Columbia 250 Closing Festivities. Representing some of the finest new-media performance art in the world today, Columbia artists present new pieces followed by responses from a panel of leading critics.
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The 21st-Century City and Its Values: Urbanism, Toleration, and Equality
New cities, and new kinds of cities, are emerging in the 21st century, many at a rate so precipitous that existing ideas of the city may soon be largely irrelevant. In this symposia, part of the C250 celebrations, distinguished scholars, architects, urban planners, and other expert commentators explore new kinds of cities emerging in the 21st century.
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Mapping Art and Architecture in Venice
The site offers a virtual exploration of some of Venice's treasured buildings, including digital re-creations of interiors that no longer exist in their original context. Text from Professor David Rosand explains Columbia's heritage of scholarship on the art and culture of Venice and Columbia's new on-site Venice study center.
World Leaders Forum
Each fall during the United Nations General Assembly, Columbia University in the City of New York serves as a center for public debate, welcoming world leaders to its campus for a series of public lectures, roundtables and special events. The annual World Leaders Forum, attended by students, faculty and invited guests, encourages open discussion and greater understanding of the most pressing economic, political and social challenges of our time.
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Harlem
The Harlem History site, produced by DKV for Columbia C250, presents a wealth of archival treasures and scholarship from Columbia about the history of one of the world's most famous and influential neighborhoods.
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America Since 1945: The Rise of the Right
In The Rise of the Right, the final e-seminar in the ten-part series America Since 1945, historian Alan Brinkley discusses the emergence of conservatism as a powerful political and cultural force in the United States during the past quarter-century.
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