Sally Lee
Editor in Chief
Sally joined Columbia Magazine in 2015. She previously served as the editor in chief of four national magazines: Ladies’ Home Journal, Parents, Fitness, and YM. In 2009 she was inducted into the MIN Editorial and Design Hall of Fame along with Anna Wintour and Peter Bart. She holds a B.A. in English from Durham University in England and an M.A. in American Literature from Clark University.
Book Review: "Am I Dying?!"
By Christopher Kelly ’06CC, ’11PS, ’18PH and Marc Eisenberg ’91CC, ’95PS
Tim Wu Explains How Big Tech is Crippling Democracy
The expert who coined the term “net neutrality” calls for the breakup of big tech, big pharma, and big banks
Sobering Words
Leslie Jamison discusses her book The Recovering: Intoxication and Its Aftermath
What’s So Funny About Autism?
Sally Lee interviews Judith Newman ’84GSAS, author of To Siri with Love
Bold Ideas, Real Impact
A Q&A with President Lee C. Bollinger on turning academic breakthroughs into solutions
English in Black and White
In his latest book, Talking Back, Talking Black, John McWhorter explains the history and significance of Black English
Book Review: "Too Much of a Good Thing"
How Four Key Survival Traits Are Now Killing Us, by Lee Goldman
Book Review: "The Ethics Police?"
The Struggle to Make Human Research Safe, by Robert L. Klitzman