Fall 2014

The long musical journey of Chou Wen-chung '54GSAS

Law professor Tim Wu, the coiner of “net neutrality,” entered New York’s lieutenant-governor race to change politics. Will politics change him?

Remembering the poet John Berryman in his centennial year

Columbia historian Eric Foner is giving his lectures to the public — and to posterity

The University holds its twenty-second white-coat ceremony, celebrating the initiation of a new class of future physicians

A Columbia College senior gets a taste of medieval winemaking

Neurobiologists have made a discovery that may help explain why people with autism are prone to epilepsy and often oversensitive to noise and social experiences

Columbia researchers have identified many previously unknown mutations common among the isolated group

Columbians making headlines

By Peter Mendelsund '91CC

By Dinaw Mengestu '05SOA

By James S. Liebman and the Columbia DeLuna Project

We talk with James Shapiro '77CC, the Larry Miller Professor of English and Comparative Literature, about his book Shakespeare in America

By Leah Hager Cohen '91JRN

By Ari L. Goldman ’73JRN

The University announces the latest recipients of grants from the President’s Global Innovation Fund

The Brown Institute opens its doors at Columbia Journalism School

Freshman Lions football players spend three weeks volunteering in local parks and schools

The Columbia Secondary School graduates its first class

David Goldstein, a prominent geneticist at Duke University, will soon join Columbia as a professor of genetics and development

Alondra Nelson and Sharon Marcus take on new roles

President Lee C. Bollinger’s term extended, and other campus news

Andraos is a principal at WORKac, an architecture and design firm known for combining elements of manmade and natural environments

The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science marks its sesquicentennial