

As astronomers discover a universe flush with potentially life-supporting planets, it seems more and more likely that we are not alone
One Greek poet. One African-American artist. One intrepid professor. How Robert O’Meally brought Romare Bearden back to Harlem
Fresh from Columbia’s World Writers’ Festival in Paris, four Indian writers reflect on their engagement with the West
Science and technology historian Matthew Jones breaks down the history of snooping
Katherine Dieckmann of Columbia's School of the Arts makes a documentary about the Mekons
Andrea Smith '05DM is the clinical director of the Lancaster Cleft Palate Clinic
Engineering students look for solutions to a public-health crisis
Columbians making headlines
Americans have never spent less time in the kitchen preparing the daily meals that feed our families. And yet culturally, our interest in food has never been stronger
On Race, Politics, Sex, Money, and Religion, by Cora Daniels '94JRN and John L. Jackson Jr. '00GSAS
Richard Ford, a Columbia humanities professor, discusses his book Let Me Be Frank With You
The event drew 10,452 gifts from alumni and friends in all fifty US states and fifty-three countries
Columbia lost one of its most celebrated scholars last summer
The job puts her in charge of some of the University’s most visible efforts to connect with its 313,000 graduates
A group of scientists and engineers with experience designing advanced research tools has come together
Suzanne Goldberg, a Columbia law professor and a nationally recognized expert on gender and sexuality law, has been appointed to the new position
More than two hundred students of color lay down on College Walk in a peaceful demonstration