Columbia University President's Five-Year Report:

1993-1998

Dr. George Rupp Introduction: During the first five years of President George Rupp's administration, we have continued our core strategy of building upon the central strengths of the institution.
Undergraduate Education Undergraduate Education: Strength at the Core: The emphasis on undergraduate education has produced dramatic results in both the number of student applications and the academic quality of entering classes.
Enhancing Facilities Building a Better Columbia: Construction and renovation projects have focused on enhancing undergraduate life and strengthening advanced education and research.
Cross-Cutting Teaching and Research Cross-Cutting Teaching and Research: The University's remarkable physical setting fosters the air of intellectual intensity and the cross-fertilization of ideas that the world has come to associate with Columbia.
New York City New York City: New York City has been and will continue to be a major source of strength for the University.
COLUMBIA INTERNATION STUDENT POPULATION Global Reach: Columbia enjoys a crucial strength in the truly global reach of our people and programs.
GROWTH IN ENDOWMENT Financial Strength: The financial outlook for Columbia is a source of encouragement and pride to the entire University community.
CAMPAIGN PROGRESS The Campaign for Columbia: The University's annual fund raising has had five consecutive record-setting years.
Commencement Conclusion: A call to continue to advance our shared enterprise.