

Beau Willimon’s sharp-toothed drama House of Cards might circle Washington, DC, but the political hunt started at Columbia
The global lust for ivory threatens to silence the African elephant forever. Can a hidden remnant of the Cold War help stem the slaughter?
A surprising number of Americans cycle in and out of poverty. Columbia researchers have embarked on an ambitious study to find out why
George Estreich, author of The Shape of the Eye, spoke at the Heyman Center's event “Parenting, Narrative, and Our Genetic Futures"
A yearlong citywide celebration of James Baldwin commemorates — and contemplates — the man and his work in what would have been his ninetieth year
Columbians build and refine media-project proposals in hopes of winning one of eight grants from the Brown Institute for Media Innovation
Columbia researchers have achieved a major breakthrough in understanding how blood flow is regulated in the brain
Human-caused climate change could have an unprecedented effect on marine life
By Peter Pennoyer '80CC, '84GSAPP and Anne Walker '00GSAPP
Ruby Robinson, a Columbia Engineering senior, got a surprise at her school’s Class Day graduation ceremony in May
Muscota Marsh, a new public park along the Harlem River, opens in northern Manhattan
Granary Books, a small New York City–based press, has produced some 125 artist books over the past three decades
Lester is a legal scholar who is currently the acting dean of UC Berkeley’s law school
The Lions baseball team won its second straight Ivy League Championship
Six of Columbia’s track-and-field athletes won Ivy League titles at the 2014 Outdoor Heptagonal Championships
Columbia Engineering is undertaking a series of major renovations to the Seeley W. Mudd Building