Though they’re often purchased as gifts, souvenirs, or home accents, there’s more to great “coffee table books” than pretty covers
These acclaimed TV shows with alumni and University ties have won Primetime Emmy awards for outstanding series
A conversation with Columbia historian Caroline Walker Bynum on writing, mentorship, and the long arc of intellectual formation
22 films in which Columbia makes a cameo
The Columbia University Seminars, one of academia’s shining (and somewhat secret) traditions, celebrates seventy-five years of free and civil dialogue
A new book by Spencer Bailey ’10JRN lends a unique perspective on the purpose and power of memorials
The curious cross-continental tale of Lorenzo Da Ponte
Through the pandemic, Wallach Art Gallery curator Betti-Sue Hertz has kept her eyes on the big picture with two new exhibitions
The new program will aid art students who have demonstrated leadership in the African-American and African diaspora communities
In the past year, photojournalist Bing Guan '17GS has captured images of major uprisings across the globe
Nancy Cohen’s new drawings capture the desolation and hope of the current moment
Kimberly Peirce ’96SOA, director of the landmark film about the life and death of a young trans man, reflects on the making of a modern classic
“Oh, Columbia” is a gift for the Class of 2020 and a message of hope for the future
Local students attend a Columbia School of the Arts performance of Twelfth Night
They rarely deliver the broad economic benefits they promise, finds a new study
A new report details how liberals are stealing a page from Christian conservatives’ playbook