
Fall 2003

Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini release American Splendor
Columbia's president speaks with the Indian expatriate writer
We asked a few of Columbia’s uncounted alumni artists to reflect on how their student years turned them toward the lives they’ve lived since
Kia Corthron writes plays that grow not out of stories or characters but out of issues
The artist is an associate professor in the School of the Arts
Four subway stations serving the Morningside Heights community are being refurbished
The Guys, first a play and now a movie, is based on a series of conversations that began a week after 9/11
Two Columbians are leading an effort to preserve the nation's cultural heritage
Columbia’s new elementary school at 110th Street and Broadway recently opened its doors
Faculty will consider what would be one of the Core’s most significant changes ever
At Columbia we are extremely fortunate to have an exceptionally fine School of the Arts
The decision upheld a principle that President Lee Bollinger had spent the last six years defending
During a trip through India and Bangladesh, University leaders met with officials, villagers, health workers, and researchers
The Small World Project investigates the "six degrees of separation" concept
Researchers produced two key findings about cancer-causing estrogens
W. Ian Lipkin and Thomas Briese presented at the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) prevention seminar
Marching Home: To War and Back with the Men of One American Town by Kevin Coyne