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Harold Brown ’45CC, ’49GSAS, who served as secretary of defense under Jimmy Carter, discusses the threats of the Cold War and their lessons for today
Journalist Juan González has been writing about wrongs for thirty-five years. What's he got today?
Sharon Olds, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for poetry, takes us through the windows of her broken marriage
A jaunt through the boundless visual worlds of six young, successful Columbia artists
At twenty-seven, General Studies sophomore Joey Falcone is the oldest Division I ballplayer in the country
The Department of Germanic Languages presents a symposium on "New Nordic Cuisine" in New York City
Former White House energy adviser Jason Bordoff leads the new Center on Global Energy Policy
A new study provides the best evidence yet that fiery eruptions caused a mass extinction two hundred million years ago
The entrepreneur's gift will support the school's move to Manhattanville
The former WTO and Justice Department official is now dean of the School of International and Public Affairs
Columbia opens its new five-story, 47,700-square-foot sports center at the Baker Athletics Complex
Lions triumph in tennis, baseball, crew, fencing, archery, wrestling and more
Stuart Firestein and Shih-Fu Chang win teaching awards, and other news
The accomplished University of Maryland medical researcher comes to Columbia
President Lee C. Bollinger speaks to 14,000 new graduates at commencement
Journalist Yoani Sánchez on the tools of resistance in her country: memory sticks, recordable CDs, portable hard drives
The MIT nanotechnology and materials expert comes to Columbia
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