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Margaret Hunt Gram

Out of the Newsroom, Into the World

In our office at Broadway and 111th we talk about a Chinese wall between News and Opinion. To me it’s felt more like the line between enemy territories.

By Margaret Hunt Gram | May 2 12:00 am ET

In our office at Broadway and 111th we talk about a Chinese wall between News and Opinion. To me it’s felt more like the line between enemy territories.

After Civil War, New Life for English Dept.

In 2001, the faculty of Columbia’s department of English and Comparative Literature agreed to revise the number of Shakespeare classes that its undergraduate majors could take to fulfill thei

By Margaret Hunt Gram | Mar 10 12:00 am ET

In 2001, the faculty of Columbia’s department of English and Comparative Literature agreed to revise the number of Shakespeare classes that its undergraduate majors could take to fulfill thei

CU Professor Distances Himself From Controversial Fertility Study

After three years of controversy, a fellow author’s unrelated fraud charge has led a Columbia professor to remove his name from a controversial study linking prayer and fertility.

By Margaret Hunt Gram | Jan 20 12:00 am ET

After three years of controversy, a fellow author’s unrelated fraud charge has led a Columbia professor to remove his name from a controversial study linking prayer and fertility.

Students Go Missing In Internet Directory

The names and contact listings of 4,250 students disappeared
from the online directory last week and were replaced by employment

By Margaret Hunt Gram | Oct 11 12:00 am ET

The names and contact listings of 4,250 students disappeared
from the online directory last week and were replaced by employment

Journalism Students To Test Run Second Year

As the Columbia School of Journalism prepares the curriculum for its new Master of Arts program, current first-year students are deciding whether to hit the streets in June or to apply for a second

By Margaret Hunt Gram | Sep 15 12:00 am ET

As the Columbia School of Journalism prepares the curriculum for its new Master of Arts program, current first-year students are deciding whether to hit the streets in June or to apply for a second

First-Years Settle in With RNC Protests

Think of them as something like the Republican delegates.

By Margaret Hunt Gram | Sep 7 12:00 am ET

Think of them as something like the Republican delegates.

Tenants Not Allowed to Contact NY Agencies

After half a century living and working in Harlem, a nurse's aid and a meat butcher retire from their jobs.

By Margaret Hunt Gram | Dec 2 12:00 am ET

After half a century living and working in Harlem, a nurse's aid and a meat butcher retire from their jobs.

Coalition Develops Response to Expansion

The Coalition to Preserve Community assembled last night to continue making plans to hold the expanding Columbia University accountable to the concerns of Harlem residents and workers.

By Margaret Hunt Gram | Nov 11 12:00 am ET

The Coalition to Preserve Community assembled last night to continue making plans to hold the expanding Columbia University accountable to the concerns of Harlem residents and workers.

Illness Leaves Wyclef's Performance Uncertain

Hip-hop artist Wyclef Jean was hospitalized Wednesday for exhaustion and dehydration due to food poisoning, raising questions about his availability to perform at Columbia University's C250 concer

By Margaret Hunt Gram | Oct 17 12:00 am ET

Hip-hop artist Wyclef Jean was hospitalized Wednesday for exhaustion and dehydration due to food poisoning, raising questions about his availability to perform at Columbia University's C250 concer

Community Board Debates Subway, Post Office Concerns

After a long summer hiatus, Community Board 9 reconvened last night for a four-hour general board meeting.

By Margaret Hunt Gram | Sep 26 12:00 am ET

After a long summer hiatus, Community Board 9 reconvened last night for a four-hour general board meeting.

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