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Columbia to House El Diario Photo Archive

Columbia students and faculty, and others interested in the lives of New York’s Latinos, have a new resource to learn about that community. El Diario La Prensa, the nation’s oldest continuously publishing Spanish-language newspaper, has given the University some 5,000 photographs documenting the lives of New York’s Latinos, their struggles and their contributions to the city and its culture.

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Merit E. Janow Appointed Dean of Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs

Merit E. Janow

Janow is a leading expert in international trade and investment with extensive experience in academia, government and business, with life-long experience in the Asia-Pacific region.

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Class of 2013: Graduates With a Story to Tell

Commencement 2013

More than 14,000 great stories will be standing in Low Plaza on May 22. We tell just a few of them.

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Gary Sick, adjunct professor of International and Public Affairs, discusses the elections in Iran. (7:16)
The Record

Columbia in the Headlines

WNYC Radio, June 11
One Neuroscientist Rethinks Addiction

The Huffington Post, June 10
Climate Change: We Are in the Soup!

The Chronicle of Higher Education, June 10
An Unlikely Ally Preaches Tolerance and Respect for Gay Teammates

WNYC Radio, June 6
Verizon Call Logs Controversy: No Such Thing as Too Much Information

The New York Times, June 4
A Photographic Champion of Latinos

Manhattanville Planning Updates

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