Fall 2012

After ten years on the job, President Lee C. Bollinger talks about Columbia’s future

The return of singer Laura Cantrell

Columbia’s Mind, Brain, and Behavior Initiative is assembling the best thinkers in the world to study the most complex object in the known universe

A family of ducks causes brief chaos on campus

Columbia's International Research Institute for Climate and Society holds its monthly long-range forecast briefing

Exploring Butler Library's sci-fi magazine collection

A political science professor on what really drives voter turnout

By Jeffrey Skinner '78SOA

Columbia researchers uncover the cause of the most common and deadly form of brain cancer

An X-ray telescope whose optics were designed at Columbia is now orbiting Earth

Columbians making headlines

By Alex Stone '11GSAS 

By Caleb Daniloff '99SOA

B Joseph E. Stiglitz

By Josh Garrett-Davis '09SOA

Film critic David Denby ’65CC, ’66JRN discusses his book Do the Movies Have a Future?

Rick Moody '86SOA

The University established the Institute for Data Sciences and Engineering to support the acquisition and analysis of huge electronic data sets

Columbia and MoMA will share the pioneering architect's archives

The new-media expert is developing a plan to expand Columbia’s online education programs

The Business School professor will oversee the University’s growing network of international academic hubs

MPH candidates now receive leadership and management training

Columbia’s libraries have acquired the papers of Jack Agüeros

The biochemist receives a new endowed chair

Columbia Magazine wins design awards, and other campus news

Writer and humorist David Rakoff '86CC made one of his last public appearances at the Columbia Alumni Center