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SIPA Launches Undergraduate Major in Global Affairs and Public Policy
The interdisciplinary program will be open to students starting in the 2026–27 academic year
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Is Objectivity in Journalism Even Possible?
A Columbia panel holds a central principle up to the light
20 Photos that Capture Columbia’s 2026 Commencement
On May 20, more than 18,000 Columbians capped off their studies and made the transition from students to graduates
The New Red Scare
A recent panel featuring Molly Jong-Fast ’97BC, Michael Meeropol, and others looked at the McCarthy era and its lessons for today
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The Teacher and the Trappist
Professor Ted de Bary muses on his acquaintance with Thomas Merton
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Columbia Campaign Expands to Raise $5 Billion by End of 2013
The campaign has so far been one of the most successful fundraising and alumni-outreach efforts in the history of higher education
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"Columbia" Wins Design and Editorial Prizes
The magazine receives awards for the Fall 2009 cover and more
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The Curtain Rises on a Rich Season for Miller Theatre
The 2010–11 season offers a broad sampling of music through five intriguing series
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Breaking Character
Fifty participants in the World Economic Forum’s Global Leadership Fellows Programme came to Columbia for a weeklong series of intensive drama workshops
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Defender of the “Obscene”
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
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Designer Kenneth Cole Sponsors Community-Engagement Program
The fellowships will prepare students to solve challenges faced by local communities
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Our Nuclear Summer
Students explore world-politics issues at the Hertog Global Strategy Initiative summer program
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Financial-Aid Benefactor John W. Kluge, 1914—2010
An extraordinary businessman and Columbia University’s greatest benefactor, Kluge died on September 7 at his home outside Charlottesville, Va
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Philanthropist Dawn M. Greene Passes Away at 88
Mrs. Greene continued a tradition of philanthropy in education, the arts, and medicine begun by her late husband, Jerome L. Greene ’26CC, ’28LAW
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New York’s Highest Court: Manhattanville Development Can Move Forward
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
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McCain, Obama Share Views on Public Service at Columbia
The two senators and presidential candidates appeared on campus on the evening of September 11, 2008