The nationally infamous rope found on Teachers College Professor Madonna Constantine’s office door on a balmy Tuesday morning is up for a new round of close scrutiny.

As Columbia prepares to expand into Manhattanville, the regime change in Albany that thrust two alumni to the helm of state government may prove both convenient and timely for the University.

The transformation was complete, Jon told me. I was now a full-fledged, card-carrying, freedom-loving American. And thanks to a particularly bad sunburn, I was also a bit of a redneck.

The Columbia lacrosse team (3-5, 0-3 Ivy) continued to struggle offensively against Ivy League opponents in a 13-2 loss at ninth-ranked Penn last Saturday.

Kristine Hassan, BC ’09, will use dentist’s tools—specifically, 8,000 toothbrushes, toothpaste tubes, and a mobile clinic—to siphon off parts of Egypt’s larger disparities this summer.

Thanks to a new $50,000 grant, the Columbia women’s basketball team will be working alongside Roar-ee and the rest of the spirit squad to enhance attendance and audience participation at its games

New Yorkers may be growing more obese by as much as three times the rate of the national population, according to a study by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene which will be

After the recent financial aid overhaul of Columbia’s undergraduate colleges, Barnard is taking a closer look at its own offerings.

Columbia Law School’s Environmental Law Clinic helped students learn the meaning of “Global University”—a favored phrase of University President Lee Bollinger—by co-sponsoring a trip to São Tomé an

Flipping through photo slides from his recent trip abroad, Joel Wit reminisced like a tourist, but lectured like an academic.