Bollinger

Betting against the house

It's time for the University to consider revising the housing process.

By Jeremy Liss | Mar 22 07:51 pm ET

A community united against discrimination

Columbia's administration must publicly condemn NYPD surveillance of the MSA to the student body.

By Rhonda Shafei, Mona Abdullah, and Maliha Tariq | Feb 23 09:49 pm ET

Dems question PrezBo's ties to for-profit schools

The Dems have collected 580 signatures expressing concern over President Bollinger's relationship with Kaplan.

By Amanda Evans | Feb 22 03:32 am ET

With five more years, Bollinger at crossroads

As the focus of the University shifts, to some it appears that Bollinger is able to shift alongside it with ease.

By Alix Pianin | Oct 27 04:29 am ET

As eminent domain appeal nears, no plan B for M’ville, admins say

“There is no plan B, and the reason for that is that in order to do something like this, you have to really just plunge ahead with the big plan and you have to make the best case you can for it,” University President Lee Bollinger said in a recent interview.

By Kim Kirschenbaum | May 3 01:33 am ET

Student Leaders Forum examines 21st-century women’s roles

The Student Leaders Forum is a recent addition to Columbia’s World Leaders Forum tradition, which brings international figures to Morningside for speeches and panels.

By Elizabeth Scott | Apr 28 04:15 am ET

At graduate chat, Bollinger talks M’ville, Leaders Forum

At University President Lee Bollinger's fireside chat Tuesday, graduate students asked about the role of adjunct professors at the school, and why international students don't have an easier time getting loans.

By Madina Toure | Apr 14 03:33 am ET

Bollinger cancels usual fall class

University President Lee Bollinger's usual "Freedom of Speech and Press" class is off, but it could be replaced by a more global version.

By Sarah Darville | Apr 14 03:17 am ET

Bollinger calls for revived free press commitment

President Bollinger refuted the argument that, in calling for greater freedom of expression, he is attempting to subject other cultures to American values.

By Aaron Kiersh | Apr 6 02:49 am ET

Sympathy for the Devil’s Advocate

Columbia has historically been an activist’s campus—basking in the memory and the legend of ’68, we draw in folks of strong opinions and talents on both sides of the spectrum (although we admittedly lean en masse toward one side).

By Mark Hay | Mar 22 09:40 pm ET

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