On Campus

Fifty participants in the World Economic Forum’s Global Leadership Fellows Programme came to Columbia for a weeklong series of intensive drama workshops

Columbia’s libraries have acquired the papers of Barney Rosset, who brought major works by Henry Miller and William S. Burroughs to American readers for the first time

The fellowships will prepare students to solve challenges faced by local communities

Students explore world-politics issues at the Hertog Global Strategy Initiative summer program

An extraordinary businessman and Columbia University’s greatest benefactor, Kluge died on September 7 at his home outside Charlottesville, Va

Mrs. Greene continued a tradition of philanthropy in education, the arts, and medicine begun by her late husband, Jerome L. Greene ’26CC, ’28LAW

Columbia plans to construct 16 buildings for science, business, the arts, University housing, and other uses on about 17 acres of land north of 129th Street 

The two senators and presidential candidates appeared on campus on the evening of September 11, 2008

Sunil Gulati ’86GSAS, president of the US Soccer Federation, gives his economics class a golden goal

An exhibit at the Columbia Alumni Center shows us what was — and what could have been

Columbia acquired archives that will benefit key areas of scholarship at the University

The Tow Center for Digital Journalism will be launched this fall