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Durst Gift Helps Launch New Center on Urban Real Estate
The Center for Urban Real Estate looks to both past and future with a $4 million gift from the Durst Organization to Columbia that also includes a remarkable archive of New York development history.
Leading Economists Sound Off on Europe's Fiscal Woes
Newsweek, Jan. 23
Thomas Byrne Edsall on the Age of Austerity
WNYC Radio, Jan. 18
Gary Sick: As Tensions Rise, Some See 'Covert War' With Iran
NPR, Jan. 17
Bollinger: Educational Diversity at Risk in Court Case
The Washington Post, Jan. 15
The Real Danger Is to Research
The Chronicle of Higher Education, Jan. 15
Fracking Byproducts May Be Linked to Ohio Quakes
NPR, Jan. 3
Newsweek, Jan. 23
Thomas Byrne Edsall on the Age of Austerity
WNYC Radio, Jan. 18
Gary Sick: As Tensions Rise, Some See 'Covert War' With Iran
NPR, Jan. 17
Bollinger: Educational Diversity at Risk in Court Case
The Washington Post, Jan. 15
The Real Danger Is to Research
The Chronicle of Higher Education, Jan. 15
Fracking Byproducts May Be Linked to Ohio Quakes
NPR, Jan. 3
TOP STORY
David and Helen Gurley Brown Gift to Create Institute for Media Innovation
Columbia and Stanford will receive $30 million from longtime Cosmopolitan magazine editor to establish the new institute at her late husband's two alma maters.
David and Helen Gurley Brown Gift to Create Institute for Media Innovation
Columbia and Stanford will receive $30 million from longtime Cosmopolitan magazine editor to establish the new institute at her late husband's two alma maters.
ON EXHIBIT
The Silent Strength of Artist Liu Xia
Columbia hosts the only U.S. exhibit of Chinese artist Liu Xia's photographs. The wife of imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo, her work is forbidden from display in China.
The Silent Strength of Artist Liu Xia
Columbia hosts the only U.S. exhibit of Chinese artist Liu Xia's photographs. The wife of imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo, her work is forbidden from display in China.
RESEARCH
Watching the Engine of Life at Work, in Real Time
Professor Ruben Gonzalez is watching ribosomes—the minute particles in cells that make proteins—to study how and why they malfunction and cause disease.
Watching the Engine of Life at Work, in Real Time
Professor Ruben Gonzalez is watching ribosomes—the minute particles in cells that make proteins—to study how and why they malfunction and cause disease.
ON CAMPUS
Faculty Q&A With Dean Carlos Alonso
Carlos Alonso, dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, believes it may be time to "change drastically our understanding of what one can do with a doctoral degree."
Faculty Q&A With Dean Carlos Alonso
Carlos Alonso, dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, believes it may be time to "change drastically our understanding of what one can do with a doctoral degree."
GLOBAL
Expert Insight on Kim Jong Un and North Korea's Future
Professor Charles Armstrong is ideally placed to decipher what's going on in North Korea now that Kim Il Sung's grandson has been elevated to leader.
Expert Insight on Kim Jong Un and North Korea's Future
Professor Charles Armstrong is ideally placed to decipher what's going on in North Korea now that Kim Il Sung's grandson has been elevated to leader.
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