Malaya Sadler

Art and math collided this weekend at the Columbia Secondary School in the form of lectures, workshops, and an art exhibit featuring works of mathematical art from American and European artists.

Since the November forum hosted by the Committee on Science in the Core, not much has been publicized about the pending remodeling of Frontiers of Science. The committee has been keeping remarkably quiet about their work, which will have an enormous impact on incoming Columbia College classes.  After having sat through (all right, slept through) the course and attended the forum myself, I have a personal interest in what the committee plans to make of Frontiers. Perhaps it's a twisted form of rubbernecking—after all, wrecks and their cleanup are fascinating.

The School of Engineering and Applied Science continued its year-long 150th anniversary celebration with a symposium on Friday afternoon that drew over 1000 faculty, students, and alumni.

New hybrid online courses may soon be coming to Columbia.

Two possible replacements for the Frontiers of Science course may be ready for a test-drive with select students as early as next fall.

President of the Philippines Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III was interrupted multiple times by protesters in the audience during his World Leaders Forum discussion on Tuesday evening.

The role of seminar-based science classes and the overall aim of Frontiers of Science were among the concerns and opinions raised by students Wednesday's Core science forum.

Did you miss this week's Engineering Student Council meeting? Malaya Sadler brings you the top four things you need to know.