Features
From Muskogee to Morningside Heights: Political Scientist Charles V. Hamilton
How the civil rights movement chronicler created a role for himself as an intellectual amongst activists
The Young Lions
A group portrait of outstanding young graduates working in New York City from each of the University’s 15 schools
A Harlem Alliance
Harlem Treasures, a handbook published last spring, enlightens tourists—and native New Yorkers—who come uptown
Laurie Hawkinson and the Art of Urban Architecture
An architecture professor aims to have a lasting impact on New York City
Tell Mr. Beller a Story
Mr. Beller’s Neighborhood will take you to places you’ve never been—and may never want to go
College Walk
How Do You Celebrate a University?
By doing what an academic community does best: posing questions and looking for answers
Architecture as an Instrument of Leadership
As Columbia begins to look north to Manhattanville, it is thinking about architecture in a different way
The Dialogue on Manhattanville
The University has been encouraging discussion through community open houses, advisory committees, and other events
Remodeled CU Homepage
Visitors to Columbia’s newly designed website are now greeted with a sleek and simple presentation of the University
J-School Proposes to Add Two-Year Program
The program would give students the option to add a second year to the current MS program
Painting New Horizons
Artists ages 5 to 15 accepted certificates of achievement at the Harlem Horizon Art Studio’s annual reception
Network
Strengthening Global Ties
13 senior statesmen from around the world visited the University last fall
Books
Profiles in Malice
Fools Rush In: Steve Case, Jerry Levin, and the Unmaking of AOL Time Warner by Nina Munk