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Graduate Student Awards for Outstanding Teaching
Columbia's 2011 graduate student Presidential Teaching Awards go to Kat Allen, Tyler Bickford and Jae Woo Lee.
Big Buzzword on Campus
Scientific American, July Issue
Democracy's Cradle, Rocking the World
The New York Times, June 29
The Jazz Composers Orchestra Institute: Live in Concert
NPR, June 28
From an African Refugee Camp to the Ivy League
The Today Show, June 20
Human Waste Could Be Biofuel
Christian Science Monitor, June 15
Women Atop Their Fields Dissect the Scientific Life
The New York Times, June 6
A Warming Planet Struggles to Feed Itself
The New York Times, June 4
Scientific American, July Issue
Democracy's Cradle, Rocking the World
The New York Times, June 29
The Jazz Composers Orchestra Institute: Live in Concert
NPR, June 28
From an African Refugee Camp to the Ivy League
The Today Show, June 20
Human Waste Could Be Biofuel
Christian Science Monitor, June 15
Women Atop Their Fields Dissect the Scientific Life
The New York Times, June 6
A Warming Planet Struggles to Feed Itself
The New York Times, June 4
TOP STORY
Mind, Brain, Behavior Initiative Will Be an Interdisciplinary Center
Neurobiologist Thomas Jessell explains how the Jerome L. Greene Science Center will provide innovative spaces for collaborations by scholars and students from across the University.
Mind, Brain, Behavior Initiative Will Be an Interdisciplinary Center
Neurobiologist Thomas Jessell explains how the Jerome L. Greene Science Center will provide innovative spaces for collaborations by scholars and students from across the University.
RESEARCH
For Mountain Climbing Brain Scientist, a Careful Ascent
From his office in the Northwest Corner Building, Rafael Yuste is tackling a tall challenge: trying to untangle the workings of the cerebral cortex.
For Mountain Climbing Brain Scientist, a Careful Ascent
From his office in the Northwest Corner Building, Rafael Yuste is tackling a tall challenge: trying to untangle the workings of the cerebral cortex.
ON CAMPUS
Carlos Alonso Appointed Dean of Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
The Morris A. and Alma Schapiro Professor in the Humanities, and former chair of the Department of Latin American and Iberian Cultures, had served as interim dean this year.
Carlos Alonso Appointed Dean of Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
The Morris A. and Alma Schapiro Professor in the Humanities, and former chair of the Department of Latin American and Iberian Cultures, had served as interim dean this year.
CLIMATE
Conference Explores Implications of Rising Seas for Island Nations
Prof. Michael Gerrard brought together representatives of island nations at Columbia Law School to discuss the dangers posed by rising sea levels caused by climate change.
Conference Explores Implications of Rising Seas for Island Nations
Prof. Michael Gerrard brought together representatives of island nations at Columbia Law School to discuss the dangers posed by rising sea levels caused by climate change.
NEW YORK STORIES
Community Comes Out for Fifth Annual "Shall We Dance?"
Twice this summer professional dancers from around the city turn Low Library into a free dance studio for hundreds of participants learning styles from afro-samba to belly dance.
Community Comes Out for Fifth Annual "Shall We Dance?"
Twice this summer professional dancers from around the city turn Low Library into a free dance studio for hundreds of participants learning styles from afro-samba to belly dance.
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