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Faculty Q&A: Rodolfo de la Garza
Rodolfo de la Garza, professor of political science, examines the widespread impact of immigration.
West Harlem Renaissance: Court Okay for Columbia Development Big Win for Nabe
The New York Daily News, June 26
Provost Claude Steele: Stereotypes Shape Our Perceptions and Ourselves
NPR, June 24
Court Upholds Columbia Campus Expansion Plan
The New York Times, June 23
Professor Eli Noam: The Re-Assertion of America in ICT
The Financial Times, June 19
Mysterious Mountains Found Hidden Beneath Antarctic Ice
The Christian Science Monitor, June 10
Toxic Chemicals Finding Their Way Into the Womb
CNN, June 3
The New York Daily News, June 26
Provost Claude Steele: Stereotypes Shape Our Perceptions and Ourselves
NPR, June 24
Court Upholds Columbia Campus Expansion Plan
The New York Times, June 23
Professor Eli Noam: The Re-Assertion of America in ICT
The Financial Times, June 19
Mysterious Mountains Found Hidden Beneath Antarctic Ice
The Christian Science Monitor, June 10
Toxic Chemicals Finding Their Way Into the Womb
CNN, June 3
CLIMATE
Researchers Consider Impact of Active Hurricane Season on Gulf Oil Spill
Columbia researchers are studying how major storms could complicate efforts to clean up the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Researchers Consider Impact of Active Hurricane Season on Gulf Oil Spill
Columbia researchers are studying how major storms could complicate efforts to clean up the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
RESEARCH
New Metric Predicts Language Recovery Following Stroke
A team of researchers led by Columbia University Medical Center has developed a method to predict post-stroke recovery of language by measuring the initial severity of impairment.
New Metric Predicts Language Recovery Following Stroke
A team of researchers led by Columbia University Medical Center has developed a method to predict post-stroke recovery of language by measuring the initial severity of impairment.
NEW YORK STORIES
Columbia Community Business Program Trains Local Entrepreneurs
A new Columbia program for mid-sized businesses and not-for-profit organizations in Upper Manhattan provides local business owners with routine guidance on a pro-bono basis.
Columbia Community Business Program Trains Local Entrepreneurs
A new Columbia program for mid-sized businesses and not-for-profit organizations in Upper Manhattan provides local business owners with routine guidance on a pro-bono basis.
ON CAMPUS
Ghoulish Acquisition No Mystery to University Libraries
A large collection of works by idiosyncratic illustrator, designer and writer Edward Gorey has been donated to Columbia's Rare Book & Manuscript Library by Andrew Alpern.
Ghoulish Acquisition No Mystery to University Libraries
A large collection of works by idiosyncratic illustrator, designer and writer Edward Gorey has been donated to Columbia's Rare Book & Manuscript Library by Andrew Alpern.
GLOBAL
No Longer Anchored, Antarctic Glacier Surges to Sea
Satellite tracking has shown that one of Antarctica's largest ice streams is accelerating and thus contributing a growing share of the melt water raising sea levels worldwide.
No Longer Anchored, Antarctic Glacier Surges to Sea
Satellite tracking has shown that one of Antarctica's largest ice streams is accelerating and thus contributing a growing share of the melt water raising sea levels worldwide.
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