Recovering From Sandy
Columbia is fortunate to have been spared serious storm damage. But as our city and region, including members of our University community, begin the long process of recovery, we are mindful that many continue to face significant challenges. For some ideas about how to support recovery efforts, click here.
Columbia is fortunate to have been spared serious storm damage. But as our city and region, including members of our University community, begin the long process of recovery, we are mindful that many continue to face significant challenges. For some ideas about how to support recovery efforts, click here.
Interdisciplinary Thinking: Thomas Jessell
Dr. Jessell, co-director of the Mind Brain Behavior Initiative, sees an opportunity for Columbia to build a model for scholarship that brings the sciences and humanities together.
Prof. Joseph Stiglitz: Some Are More Unequal Than Others
The New York Times, Oct. 27
Prof. Fredrick Harris: The Price of a Black President
The New York Times, Oct. 27
How Parent Education Affects Child Brain Development
The Washington Post, Oct. 18
Prof. Howard French: Vanishing Shanghai
Foreign Policy, Oct. 15
President Lee Bollinger: A Battle for Higher Education
Los Angeles Times, Oct. 9
Prof. Terry Plank Among 2012 MacArthur Fellows
NPR, Oct. 2
The New York Times, Oct. 27
Prof. Fredrick Harris: The Price of a Black President
The New York Times, Oct. 27
How Parent Education Affects Child Brain Development
The Washington Post, Oct. 18
Prof. Howard French: Vanishing Shanghai
Foreign Policy, Oct. 15
President Lee Bollinger: A Battle for Higher Education
Los Angeles Times, Oct. 9
Prof. Terry Plank Among 2012 MacArthur Fellows
NPR, Oct. 2
Theoretical Physicist Turns to Neuroscience
Professor Larry Abbott creates mathematical models that join two areas of research—how external stimuli drive perception and how internal processing influences behavior.
Professor Larry Abbott creates mathematical models that join two areas of research—how external stimuli drive perception and how internal processing influences behavior.
Election 2012 Roundup: Four Faculty Members on This Year's Campaign
The Record talked to faculty members across the University for insight on trends of this election cycle, from issues up for debate to mechanics of voting and campaign craft.
The Record talked to faculty members across the University for insight on trends of this election cycle, from issues up for debate to mechanics of voting and campaign craft.
Two Professors Win MacArthur Foundation "Genius" Grants
Terry A. Plank and Maria Chudnovsky are among the 23 fellows who will receive the awards for "extraordinary originality and dedication in their creative pursuits."
Terry A. Plank and Maria Chudnovsky are among the 23 fellows who will receive the awards for "extraordinary originality and dedication in their creative pursuits."
Harlem Renaissance Novel by Claude McKay Unearthed
PhD student Jean-Christophe Cloutier was researching writer Samuel Roth in the Libraries when he came across an unknown manuscript by the Harlem Renaissance writer.
PhD student Jean-Christophe Cloutier was researching writer Samuel Roth in the Libraries when he came across an unknown manuscript by the Harlem Renaissance writer.
Professor Ester Fuchs Develops New Voter Education Website
Voters who visit whosontheballot.org can find not just their polling place and hours, but also who the candidates are and links to their campaign websites.
Voters who visit whosontheballot.org can find not just their polling place and hours, but also who the candidates are and links to their campaign websites.
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