

When Zhou Long won the 2011 Pulitzer for Music, he gained something more than artistic laurels
Legendary fencing coach Aladar Kogler teaches his students to play with sharp objects — their minds
Can Ken Podziba '91GSAPP make New York the next great biking city?
The 2011 Pulitzer Prize recipients clink glasses in celebration of their achievements in journalism, literature, and music
Environmental engineer Kartik Chandran has developed an unusually efficient way to turn nitrogen and other organic compounds from human waste into biodiesel
If an entire nation is made uninhabitable by rising seas, what is owed to its people?
A study has uncovered alternative causes of the disease
Writing on Politics, Ice Cream, Churchill, and My Mother, By Simon Schama
Lawyer and former reporter Stephanie Staal ’93BC, ’98JRN discusses her book Reading Women: How the Great Books of Feminism Changed My Life
How America’s Business Press Missed the Story of the Century, edited by Anya Schiffrin '00JRN
The gifts will endow positions for five Core instructors
Columbia will construct a five-story, 47,000-square-foot sports center at its Baker Athletics Complex
University to resume Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC)
The Institute for Brain Development will be located on the Westchester campus of New York-Presbyterian Hospital
The scholar and translator of Japanese literature taught his last class in Kent Hall in April
About 100 Columbia alumni and friends gathered in the Mediterranean city to experience its art, architecture, history, music, and food