Health care centers and hospitals range in quality, convenience

It may be proximity rather than quality that drives the high volume of Columbia students to St. Luke’s, and other health care centers may be worth the distance.

By Elizabeth Foydel | Nov 11 03:04 am ET

It may be proximity rather than quality that drives the high volume of Columbia students to St. Luke’s, and other health care centers may be worth the distance.

Volunteers support crime victims at St. Luke’s

The Crime Victim Treatment Center, created decades ago in the wake of a tragedy at Columbia, now provides support services at St. Luke's.

By Shira Poliak | Nov 6 03:18 am ET

The Crime Victim Treatment Center, created decades ago in the wake of a tragedy at Columbia, now provides support services at St. Luke's.

The thievery of health care

Would this not be considered a thievery of sorts? If not thievery, a slimy trickery at best.

By Deaton Jones | Nov 4 06:55 pm ET

Would this not be considered a thievery of sorts? If not thievery, a slimy trickery at best.

Student Claims Administrative Fears Led To Unwarranted Hospitalization

Instead of going out to dinner with his girlfriend as planned, Scott Massidda, SEAS ’11, spent Valentine’s Day at St.

By | Apr 24 02:28 am ET

Instead of going out to dinner with his girlfriend as planned, Scott Massidda, SEAS ’11, spent Valentine’s Day at St.

City Hospitals Face Overcrowding

Ever since the closing of St. Vincent’s Midtown hospital, St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center has been feeling the crunch associated with more patients.

By Roland Zemla | Feb 29 02:22 am ET

Ever since the closing of St. Vincent’s Midtown hospital, St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center has been feeling the crunch associated with more patients.