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Welcome to the Press Room
The Columbia press office handles information and resources for the news media. Reporters may call the main number or the director of media relations.
GEORGIA/RUSSIA EXPERTS GUIDE
Find a Columbia expert for your story on the Georgia/Russia conflict

OLYMPICS EXPERTS GUIDE
Find a Columbia expert for your story on the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing

MEDIA POLICIES
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FEATURED NEWS AND RELEASES

Columbia to Launch Nation's First Master's Degree in Oral History

Columbia to Launch Nation's First Master's Degree in Oral History

Columbia University will launch the country's first master's degree program in oral history this fall. With a focus on the documentation, preservation and interpretation of historical information based on personal experiences, it will be only the third such program in the world.  Forward
Scientists Demonstrate How Engineered Tissue	Can Be Bonded with Collagen Fibers

Scientists Demonstrate How Engineered Tissue Can Be Bonded with Collagen Fibers

Researchers at Columbia University's Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science have shown that collagen fibers—natural materials that are the prevalent structural components in body organs—can be used to bond together multiple types of lab-engineered tissues in precise computer-designed patterns.  Forward
All Eyes on China: Columbia Experts Weigh in On the 2008 Olympics

All Eyes on China: Columbia Experts Weigh in On the 2008 Olympics

Columbia University professors have expertise in many areas that relate to China and the Beijing Olympics, including the environment, human rights, the media and politics.  Forward

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