Several Columbia undergraduates have participated in the protests that have wracked Istanbul over the past few weeks, facing tear gas and police raids.
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June 12, 11:04 PM
A group of students has written a letter highly cricital of Fuhrman, attacking her association with the for-profit company Pearson Education and expressing other grievances with the TC administration.
June 9, 9:50 AM
In a long-awaited report, the Educational Policy and Planning Committee has recommended eliminating the lecture portion of Frontiers of Science and rebuilding the course around its small seminars.
June 12, 11:25 PM
Employees suing Upper West Side restaurant Indus Valley for unfair labor practices reached a settlement with management last month, ending a nearly two-year legal battle.
June 8, 2:34 PM
Jessica Prata, the sustainability officer of New York Presbyterian Hospital, will start Monday as the head of Columbia’s Office of Environmental Stewardship.
Arts & Entertainment
June 17, 1:17 PM
A new exhibition at the Shabazz Center uptown features photographs and mixed media of protests throughout history.
By Eric Wimer
June 5, 12:43 PM
A new thriller starring Brit Marling, Ellen Page, and Alexander Skarsgard is given an authentic feel by writer-director Zal Batmanglij.
May 29, 4:57 PM
Steven Soderbergh's new HBO film takes viewers “Behind the Candelabra,” giving them a close look at Liberace's eight-year relationship with Scott Thorson.
By Eric Wimer
May 28, 12:38 PM
The fourth season stands as a tribute to what made “Arrested Development” great, as opposed to an attempt to recreate it.
Sports
By Eli Schultz
June 13, 6:37 PM
Senior Tim Giel has become the second member of the baseball team to join a Major League organization this summer, signing with the Yankees on Thursday.
June 8, 5:46 PM
Columbia senior Alex Black was selected in he 29th round of the MLB Draft.
By Eli Schultz
June 2, 12:12 AM
The Lions mounted a furious comeback to win 6-5 in 13 innings over New Mexico on Saturday, but were eliminated from the tournament with a 10-5 loss on Sunday.
May 13, 12:00 AM
The women’s tennis program won the first Ivy Championship in program history.
Spectrum
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SUIT'S UP
Judge dismisses Italian Academy lawsuit
Jun 18, 11:19pmIt took nearly a year, but Columbia’s Italian Academy has made it through the legal woods, unscathed. It didn’t even have to stand trial. Last August, the Italic Institute of... Read More
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Free food
Free Pinkberry!
Jun 17, 11:13pmFor those of you who are in the city for the summer (or really, really like froyo and don’t mind flying/bussing/driving), cool off after a warm day in the city... Read More
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#gagnant la musique
Electro-pop singer-songwriter Jake Gagne blends variety of sound in new EP
Jun 10, 11:27pmMany students associate experimental music with the depths of Brooklyn, but Jake Gagne, CC ’16, is bringing the avant-garde to Morningside Heights. Gagne released his debut EP, “Violent Moan,” at... Read More
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This week in The Eye
Declare your major yet? Meredith Foster debunks the myth of the humanities-science divide. Check it out in this week's Eye.
This week in history
Alan Felgate, CC '92, decried the American involvement in Iraq and Kuwait in an editorial on June 12th.