Nora Christiani

Although many Columbia and Barnard undergraduates cross-enroll in Teachers College courses, the financial mechanisms behind the process are more complicated than the far more common exchange between the undergraduate schools. When one of their students registers for a TC course, Barnard and Columbia add the fee to their own established tuition and later pay Teachers College the difference—a process that works in much the same way for Teachers College students taking courses at other schools.

While money isn’t everything, colleges and universities cannot function without it.

If you have ever spent some time in East Campus on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday night, your fellow students have probably made sure that you are very aware of alcohol and its effects. But for those of you who have never ventured past the School of International and Public Affairs, the administration has decided to help raise alcohol’s profile.

Centenarian, former Columbia University Provost, and professor of history Jacques Barzun, CC ’27, was honored Wednesday evening with the 59th annual Great Teacher Award.