Thomas Vinciguerra ’85CC, ’86JRN, ’90GSAS
Thomas Vinciguerra ’85CC, ’86JRN, ’90GSAS is a regular contributor to the New York Times and the editor of Backward Ran Sentences: The Best of Wolcott Gibbs from the New Yorker (Bloomsbury USA, 2011).
Articles by this author


Fall 2017
A Provost’s Reflections
Reflections on former University provost, David B. Truman, whose career was upended by the turmoil of 1968.

Fall 2017
The Education of Neil Gorsuch
As a Columbia undergrad, Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch '88CC learned how to argue his opinions.


Winter 2015-16
Hamilton is in the House
Move over, Washington and Jefferson. Alexander Hamilton is the coolest Founding Father.



Spring 2014
BOOKTALK: Highs in Low
Thomas Vinciguerra interviews Michael I. Sovern, author of “An Improbable Life: My 60 Years at Columbia and Other Adventures”

Winter 2013-14
Doctor! Doctor!
There have been several pairs of identical twins at Columbia who have continued to lead parallel lives as adults








Fall 2011
Jacques Barzun’s mind