University Trustee Eric Holder, a graduate of Columbia College and Columbia Law School, has been named by President-elect Barack Obama, himself a Columbia alumnus, to be the next attorney general of the United States.
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Bone growth is controlled in the gut through serotonin, the same naturally present chemical used by the brain to influence mood, appetite and sleep, according to a new discovery from researchers at Columbia University Medical Center.
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World AIDS Day is Dec. 1, but for many faculty, staff and students at Columbia University, responding to the pandemic is a daily commitment.
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Jisung Park, a Columbia undergraduate double-majoring in economics and political science, has been awarded a Rhodes Scholarship, the oldest and most renowned international fellowship for recent U.S. college graduates.
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Columbia University has established its first interdisciplinary post-graduate program in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke at Columbia University to a packed hall of students, faculty and international media.
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Read a letter from President Lee C. Bollinger to the Columbia community about the current economic situation and how the University is planning to respond.
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Barack Obama (CC'83) becomes the first Columbia graduate elected president of the United States.
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Election night is one of the most exciting times to be a journalist—the whole nation glued to their TVs, watching returns with bated breath as polling stations close and votes are tallied. This year, students at Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism will have their first taste of that thrill as they broadcast their own election night coverage on the Web.
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Columbia University's Oral History Research Office has joined with the Apollo Theater Foundation, Inc. to document and preserve the vibrant history of Harlem's Apollo Theater and its surrounding neighborhood.
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