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Faculty Q&A: John Cunningham Mixes Neuroscience and Statistics
Ask Alma's Owl: Winston Churchill's Honorary Degree
5 Questions: Playwright Takes Brain Science to the Theater
Nursing School Doctoral Graduate Finds First Zika Case in the U.S.
Columbia, Google Data Researchers Find Your Secret Web Identity Isn’t as Safe as You Think
Campus Food Fair Introduces Small Harlem Businesses to Bigger Opportunities
President Bollinger's Letter to Columbia Divest for Climate Change
Conductor and Producer John Mauceri Wins 2015 Ditson Conductor’s Award
Eight Faculty Members Win 2016 Lenfest Awards
Statement from Lee C. Bollinger on Former Trustee Chair Bill Campbell
University Statement on Fossil Fuels Divestment
Ruth DeFries and Jeffrey Sachs Named University Professors
Lee C. Bollinger Discusses Affirmative Action in Harvard Law Review Forum

For the better part of four decades, the Supreme Court discussion about affirmative action, as it occurs in legal briefs, oral arguments and opinions, has been of one narrow stripe: the Court typically considers whether a white student has been harmed by allegedly unnecessary and overly broad university programs and policies for creating a diverse student body.

Lin-Manuel Miranda Receives Columbia Libraries’ Kennedy Prize, Views Hamilton Archive
Manhattanville : A New York Nexus Sheffield Farms, The Milk Industry, and The Public Good