Spring/Summer 2015

Barak Goodman's latest film, a six-hour adaptation of The Emperor of All Maladies, has been the documentarian's most intricate assignment yet

Introducing the first annual “Columbia Songbook,” a celebration of show tunes written by faculty and alumni

Gene­-Ann Polk Horne '68PH and Harlem Hospital

Meet Christina Lee, Columbia’s first full-­time dietitian

Victor Navasky, founding member of the Committee to Protect Journalists, on Charlie Hebdo

A Columbia study has found that people opposed to same-sex marriage will often reverse their stance after a single conversation with a gay canvasser

The illness, once dismissed as the “yuppie flu,” has long frustrated scientists seeking to explain its etiology

The American Chemical Society bestowed its highest honor on Jacqueline Barton ’74BC, ’79GSAS, ’10HON

NASA astronaut Timothy Kopra ’13BUS will return to the International Space Station for the first time since 2009

Anna Stork '11GSAPP, Andrea Sreshta '11GSAPP, and Jonny Cohen in the news

We talk with literary and cultural critic Morris Dickstein '61CC about his book Why Not Say What Happened: A Sentimental Education

By Marc Peyser '87JRN and Timothy Dwyer

By Kelly Link '91CC

By Carla Power '95JRN

By Eric Larson '78JRN

By Jeffrey A. Lieberman, with Ogi Ogas

By Sara Nović '14SOA

The prizes were given March 11, at the close of a two­-day conference hosted by Columbia’s Global Freedom of Expression and Information initiative

Jason Wingard, formerly the chief learning officer at Goldman Sachs, begins his new deanship on July 1

Introducing Peter Pilling and Al Bagnoli

Michael W. Doyle named University Professor, among other news

The Tang Center for Early China is being established with a $5 million endowment gift from Oscar and Agnes Tang