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Columbia scholar, Kian Tajbakhsh, temporarily released from prison

By Amber Tunnell | Mar 14 04:13 pm ET

According to news reports, Kian Tajbakhsh—who has been imprisoned in Iran since the summer presidential election—will be temporarily released for the Iranian New Year.

Local groups campaign for better sex ed

By Elizabeth Foydel | Mar 10 01:33 am ET

Obesity dangers rival smoking, CU researchers say

By Yishu Huang | Mar 10 11:31 am ET

Disparities in HPV vaccine prices at Columbia, Barnard

By Elizabeth Foydel | Mar 8 01:48 am ET

Bollinger talks M’ville, travel at fireside chat

By Joy Resmovits
Mar 10 01:25 am ET

Monday's fireside chat with University President Lee Bollinger hit on the free speech scholar's perennial favorites: globalization and Columbia’s place in it, and Manhattanville and the University’s need for space.

USenate debates academic calendar

By Emily Kwong
Mar 10 01:16 am ET

University Senate education committee members say they hope to produce a formal proposal regarding next year's academic calendar.

GS diplomas to remain in English

By Alix Pianin
Mar 9 09:21 pm ET

The School of General Studies will not offer Latin diplomas.

Graduate students struggle to find affordable child care

By Elizabeth Vance
Mar 8 01:55 am ET

According to the Graduate Student Advisory Council’s Quality of Life Survey, 91 percent of graduate students with children, classified Columbia’s support of student-parents as average to poor.

Butler Library completes 15 years of renovations

By Jeremy Bleeke
Mar 10 01:20 am ET

After 15 years and over $110 million, Butler Library renovations are finally coming to an end.

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GS diplomas to remain in English

By Alix Pianin
Mar 9 09:21 pm ET

The School of General Studies will not offer Latin diplomas.

Graduate students struggle to find affordable child care

By Elizabeth Vance | Mar 8 01:55 am ET

Disparities in HPV vaccine prices at Columbia, Barnard

By Elizabeth Foydel | Mar 8 01:48 am ET

With CCSC funding, new student projects may hit campus

By Alix Pianin | Mar 8 12:32 am ET

MORNINGSIDE HEIGHTS »

Assembly member O’Donnell hosts Manhattan Valley forum, solicits local feedback

By William Jacobs
Mar 8 01:35 am ET

Assembly member Daniel O'Donnell hosted a community forum on Saturday that focused heavily on affordable housing and small businesses.

Nursing home may give P.S. 163 room to expand

By Sarah Darville | Mar 4 03:05 am ET

Transitional shelter to remain on 107th through November

By Sarah Darville | Mar 3 04:25 am ET

SOUNDSLIDE: Local preservationists seek landmark status for West End Avenue

By Marc Kilstein and Embry Owen | Mar 4 09:35 pm ET

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Columbia scholar, Kian Tajbakhsh, temporarily released from prison

By Amber Tunnell
Mar 14 04:13 pm ET

According to news reports, Kian Tajbakhsh—who has been imprisoned in Iran since the summer presidential election—will be temporarily released for the Iranian New Year.