Teaching the Wake

Professor Michael Seidel excels in two distinct worlds: writing books on baseball and its famous figures and teaching a student-requested seminar on James Joyce’s most challenging novel, Finnegans Wake.
By Jonathan Lemire ’01 [More]

College Launches E-Community for Alumni

With the College’s e-community, alumni may read Class Notes, post news, network, reconnect with a lost friend, or just stay in touch with other alumni, all in a password-protected, secure setting.
By Timothy P. Cross [More]

 

Dean's Scholarship Reception

Students had the chance to meet and thank the donors who make their College education possible at the annual Dean’s Scholarship Reception.
A photo essay by Nick Romanenko ’82 [More]

Javier Loya '91: From Baker Field to the Houston Texans

Former football player Javier Loya ’91 carries with him the lessons learned at Baker Field, and has parlayed them into success as a co-founder of an energy company and part-owner of the Houston Texans football franchise.
By Elena Cabral ’93 [More]

Vince Passaro '79 Waxes Poetic About Life — And Columbia

Still living on Morningside Heights, Vince Passaro ’79 took the long road to graduation and now has a successful novel.
By Justine Blau [More]

Rupp Receives Hamilton Medal

Just months after leaving Low Library, George Rupp returned on November 14 to accept the College’s highest honor, the Alexander Hamilton Medal, at a black-tie dinner that attracted some 400 Columbia alumni, students, faculty and staff.
A photo essay by Eileen Barroso [More]

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