

If scientists expect to cure cancer they need to take bigger risks, says Columbia biochemist Brent Stockwell
The young playwright Katori Hall '03CC unlocks her voice in a controversial play about Martin Luther King Jr.
Historian Valerie Paley '11GSAS gives a heads-up on her makeover of the New-York Historical Society's permanent exhibit
Milda De Voe '01SOA launches Pen Parentis as part of Lower Manhattan's post-9/11 revitalization
The device requires just a drop of blood from a finger prick and reveals its diagnosis in fifteen minutes
Columbia researchers study the impacts of an alternative-to-incarceration program for single mothers
The Four Hundred Year History from Dutch Village to Capital of Black America. By Jonathan Gill '86CC, '99GSAS
We talk with Steven Millhauser '65CC, a Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist and short-story writer, about his book We Others: New and Selected Stories
One of Columbia’s most generous benefactors has given the University its largest gift ever for the arts
Alumni and parents will join Columbia faculty to explore the history, art, architecture, and culture of the city that bridges two continents
Columbia has earned the best returns on its investments over the past eight years
He will assist dean Feniosky Peña-Mora with faculty hiring, promotions, tenure, teaching assistants, and how space is allocated and renovated
The CAA is the University’s broadest alumni network, connecting nearly 300,000 Columbians from all schools