Marcus Tonti

A family of real-estate developers has given Columbia one of the largest collections of historical materials on New York City ever privately assemble

The fellowships will prepare students to solve challenges faced by local communities

An extraordinary businessman and Columbia University’s greatest benefactor, Kluge died on September 7 at his home outside Charlottesville, Va

Since 1980, the Shubert Foundation has provided support to Columbia arts students working low- or nonpaying internships

Attorney Sybil Shainwald ’72GSAS, a pioneer of women's health law, endows a $100,000 fund to provide fellowships for students in Columbia's oral history program

She was honored by more than 250 friends and colleagues in academia and health care at Low Library on November 9

Joseph Brennan '73CC, '82LS documents New York City's "ghost" stations

An artifact mysteriously disappears from the Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine

The fight to put Manhattan’s High Line on a whole new track