Experts from across Columbia share their thoughts and ideas on how to move forward with the rebuilding of what is considered one of the finest examples of French Gothic architecture.
There have been more than 60 English translations of the Homeric work since the first, in 1615, but Emily Wilson’s version stakes out new territory from its very first line.
Art history professor Diane Bodart traces the history of scribbling to the Italian Renaissance.
From conferences to exhibitions, Native American artists and their work can be found on campus.
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Indigenous Art and Culture Find a Voice at Columbia
From conferences to exhibitions, Native American artists and their work can be found on campus.
Paris, Mon Amour—Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis at Reid Hall
The former First Lady of the United States spent a year in Paris, at what is now Columbia's Reid Hall, studying French language and literature as a college student from Vassar.
