Adam Fasman

More than 30 faculty members urged University President Lee Bollinger to publicly denounce the violations of academic freedom and free speech committed against academics by the Turkish government in a letter sent to Bollinger on Monday.

The University Senate plenary met last Friday to discuss the creation of a new Paris-based research facility, a proposal to strengthen the positions of non-tenure track faculty, and the Native American Council's efforts to create a plaque commemorating the Lenni Lenape.

When Alex Della Santina, SEAS '17 and a Spectator columnist, found time to complete her Global Core requirement, she ended up deeply disappointed by the results.

Ben Gersten, JTS/GS '18, had a once-in-a-lifetime experience when he received the opportunity to visit a community of Jain practitioners living in Kenya.

Columbia announced a new International Travel Planning Policy that requires affiliates to register with the University any Columbia-sponsored, international travel involving students.

In a crowded conference room last Thursday, 40 students piled into the Center for Career Education to learn about over 100 international internships dedicated to Columbia students available through the Columbia Experience Overseas program.

Anna Lopresti, CC '16, never imagined that she would come face to face with a rhinoceros as part of her studies.

The Office of Global Programs (OGP) unveiled the Global Health Research for Undergraduates program Tuesday, which hopes to expand global offerings in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education and foster a new relationship between undergraduates and the Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons.

When Katie Yang, SEAS '17, a premedical student, and a biomedical engineering major, considered studying abroad, she quickly reached the conclusion that many engineering students do: She would not be able to both study abroad and graduate on time.