Spring 2004

Nearly half of Columbia’s 250,000 alumni — both transplants and homegrown — now live in the greater metropolitan area

The origins of public health at Columbia and in the city

Celebrating the life and career of a storied political scientist 

Columbia urban planning students help a community rebuild

The Abyssinian Baptist Church is world famous

A museum celebrates New York’s tallest buildings

Artists ages 5 to 15 accepted certificates of achievement at the Harlem Horizon Art Studio’s  annual reception

The architect is involved in a pair of projects that aim to have a lasting impact on New York City.

From cross-country, soccer, and football

By doing what an academic community does best: posing questions and looking for answers

Journalism students on the neighborhood beat

An essay by graduate student Ben Kornfeind ’98CC

Mary Bassett helps New Yorkers make healthy choices

Oracle Night by Paul Auster

The Apprentice: My Life in the Kitchen by Jacques Pépin

Fools Rush In: Steve Case, Jerry Levin, and the Unmaking of AOL Time Warner by Nina Munk

From Lisa Anderson, James Boylan ’51JRN, and other Columbia authors