Through sweeping biographies of her foremothers, the author shares a dazzling American inheritance. Her own story belongs on the same high shelf
For Supriya Ganesh ’19CC, starring in the Emmy-nominated hospital drama wasn’t a far cry from reality
Through visionary exhibitions and programming, Columbia graduates are steering the direction of some of New York’s most prestigious museums
Since the Golden Age of Hollywood, Columbians have contributed to some of the Academy’s most awarded movies
The prolific author, charismatic teacher, renowned scholar, and devoted Columbian made his professional life an exuberant celebration of the classics
Trilling's essays mapped the terrain where literary, political, and social questions overlapped. His colleague Quentin Anderson also remembers him as a devoted teacher and mentor
The dean of Barnard College and adviser to Columbia Women Graduate Students did more to advance the cause of women at Columbia than any other person of her time
In the last years of his productive life Krutch had become a lover of lizards and a confidant of coyotes
Though he may well be remembered most for his remarkable nature writing, it was as a cultural critic that Krutch gained his earliest recognition
Krutch's classes were filled with entertainment, wit, and information as well as critical insights