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Eric Foner Thinks Anew About Lincoln and Slavery
Despite Professor Eric Foner's own extensive scholarship on Abraham Lincoln's tumultuous epoch, the specific focus of his new book remains fresh for him.
Vein Study Gets a Rare Challenge
The New York Times, Sept. 22
Prof. Jeffrey Sachs on Reinventing Global Aid
The Financial Times, Sept. 22
U.N. Peacekeepers Often Lack Supplies, Support
NPR, Sept. 21
Law Prof. Michael Graetz: The Estate Tax Is Fair
The Wall Street Journal, Sept. 20
Columbia's Endowment Posts 17% Return
The New York Times, Sept. 16
Prof. Joseph Stiglitz: The True Cost of the Iraq War
The Washington Post, Sept. 5
The New York Times, Sept. 22
Prof. Jeffrey Sachs on Reinventing Global Aid
The Financial Times, Sept. 22
U.N. Peacekeepers Often Lack Supplies, Support
NPR, Sept. 21
Law Prof. Michael Graetz: The Estate Tax Is Fair
The Wall Street Journal, Sept. 20
Columbia's Endowment Posts 17% Return
The New York Times, Sept. 16
Prof. Joseph Stiglitz: The True Cost of the Iraq War
The Washington Post, Sept. 5
TOP STORY
Roy and Diana Vagelos Give $50 Million for New Medical Education Building
Columbia University Medical Center announced a major gift of $50 million from respected alumnus P. Roy Vagelos, M.D., and his wife, Diana Vagelos.
Roy and Diana Vagelos Give $50 Million for New Medical Education Building
Columbia University Medical Center announced a major gift of $50 million from respected alumnus P. Roy Vagelos, M.D., and his wife, Diana Vagelos.
RESEARCH
Lamont-Doherty Study Affirms Vastness of Gulf Oil Spill
Columbia scientists have affirmed heightened estimates of what is now acknowledged as the largest marine oil accident ever.
Lamont-Doherty Study Affirms Vastness of Gulf Oil Spill
Columbia scientists have affirmed heightened estimates of what is now acknowledged as the largest marine oil accident ever.
GLOBAL
World Leaders Speak at Annual Columbia Forum
Eleven heads of state and officials from Africa, Europe and Asia discussed some of the world's most pressing challenges at Columbia's annual World Leaders Forum.
World Leaders Speak at Annual Columbia Forum
Eleven heads of state and officials from Africa, Europe and Asia discussed some of the world's most pressing challenges at Columbia's annual World Leaders Forum.
CLIMATE
Columbia to Lead Climate Risk and Adaptation Assessment in Northeast
The U.S. has named Columbia as one of six institutions to lead regional scientific assessments of climate risks and impacts throughout the U.S.
Columbia to Lead Climate Risk and Adaptation Assessment in Northeast
The U.S. has named Columbia as one of six institutions to lead regional scientific assessments of climate risks and impacts throughout the U.S.
ON CAMPUS
Butler Librarian Crusades for Comic Books
For a few more weeks, comics enthusiasts can see pop culture images paired with great works of traditional art in an unusual exhibition on the third floor of Butler Library.
Butler Librarian Crusades for Comic Books
For a few more weeks, comics enthusiasts can see pop culture images paired with great works of traditional art in an unusual exhibition on the third floor of Butler Library.
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