Core

A new educational paradigm

The linear track of American education is limiting students' individual talents and passions.

By Jesse Michels | Nov 21 07:20 pm ET

Don't hold your tongue

The size and system of language classes inhibits the goals of language requirement.

By Jared Odessky | Sep 19 06:59 pm ET

What's in a canon?

It's time to reevaluate what makes Lit Hum and CC readings valuable.

By Po Linn Chia | Sep 5 08:49 pm ET

Phys ed's good intentions fall short

Required PE classes can't a self-sufficient, healthy student make.

By Francesco Di Cosmo | Sep 5 08:19 pm ET

Letter to the editor

Students can lead the globalization process.

By William Theodore de Bary | Apr 28 10:27 pm ET

Global Core is part of the game plan

There's more to the Core than Plato and Augustine.

By Yang Hu | Oct 24 05:45 pm ET

Bollinger focuses on M’ville in fireside chat

Beginning with a ten minute introduction on recent developments in Manhattanville, Bollinger did not waste time addressing his administration’s top priority at the first fireside chat of the year.

By Leah Greenbaum | Sep 29 02:09 am ET

Literature Humanities website gets modern makeover

“I want to combine intellectual seriousness with edginess,” Christia Mercer, Lit Hum chair, said.

By Amber Tunnell and Scarlett Tohme | Sep 24 12:41 am ET

Reading Mill at SXSW

I was in Austin, Texas over spring break attending the South by Southwest music festival and I came to the conclusion that Columbia (specifically the Core) ruins you.

By Neil FitzPatrick | Mar 22 09:24 pm ET

Survey explores CU paper use

The Committee on Information and Communications Technology of the University Senate has been conducting an online survey to understand student’s use of new technologies.

By Emily Kwong | Feb 26 04:08 am ET

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