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Students, professors debate public housing

As concern over public housing persists in the surrounding neighborhoods, Columbia hosted an event on the subject Monday night.

As concern over public housing persists in the surrounding neighborhoods, Columbia hosted an event on the subject Monday night.

New real estate director moves in

Joining the array of new faces at Columbia this year, Chakrabarti is a triple-threat architect, city planner, and developer who will become the first ever full-time director of the real estate program at the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation. This hiring is a step toward a major, comprehensive expansion of the real estate program.

Joining the array of new faces at Columbia this year, Chakrabarti is a triple-threat architect, city planner, and developer who will become the first ever full-time director of the real estate program at the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation. This hiring is a step toward a major, comprehensive expansion of the real estate program.

SEAS Seniors Draft Own SIPA Design

As the School of International and Public Affairs awaits a move to Manhattanville, School of Engineering and Applied Science seniors are lending hands in the design.

As the School of International and Public Affairs awaits a move to Manhattanville, School of Engineering and Applied Science seniors are lending hands in the design.

Students, Colleagues, Family Grieve for Architecture Prof

Mourners overflowed into the balcony at the memorial service held in St. Paul’s Chapel Monday for Columbia architecture professor Paul Spencer Byard.

Mourners overflowed into the balcony at the memorial service held in St. Paul’s Chapel Monday for Columbia architecture professor Paul Spencer Byard.

Manhattanville Expansion Raises Questions About Aesthetics

Beyond the glass and steel illustrations of Columbia’s planned Manhattanville buildings is a tension between preserving the aesthetic aspects of the neighborhood and convincing local residents to e

Beyond the glass and steel illustrations of Columbia’s planned Manhattanville buildings is a tension between preserving the aesthetic aspects of the neighborhood and convincing local residents to e

Online Article Covers Campus’ Past, May Hint at Future

Displaying documents and drawings from as early as the 1880s, CC alumnus Tao Tan’s recently-posted WikiCU article on the history of the Morningside campus uncovers past movements for Columbia’s exp

Displaying documents and drawings from as early as the 1880s, CC alumnus Tao Tan’s recently-posted WikiCU article on the history of the Morningside campus uncovers past movements for Columbia’s exp