A plaque on the Mathematics building at Columbia commemorates the battle of Harlem Heights fought in 1776 with George Washington in modern Morningside Heights
This is a pretty amazing thing and possibly the polar opposite of the Who’s Your Daddy paternity trucks in New
Recap of recent panel by Columbia University Center for Urban Real Estate that sparked a spicy debate about the merits and demerits of the Midtown East rezoning
In 1968, Columbia University was rocked by students protesting against the University's involvement with the Vietnam war and segregation of a campus gym.
New York City goes above other cities in memorializing the great American author Edgar Allan Poe. Below are 10 sites in NYC where you can remember him.
The Hungarian Pastry Shop recently repainted its legendary bathroom walls when their scribbled intellectual discourse turned hostile.
Slices at Koronet Pizza are literally larger than your head. Their crown jewel is the Jumbo slice, from a 32" pizza, that'll only set you back about $4.
Kill Your Darlings, which chronicles the beginning of the Beat Movement, takes place primarily at Columbia University and in Greenwich Village.
An intricate network of tunnels connects many of the Columbia University's buildings, dating back to the site's prior use as an insane asylum.
The Chambers St. subway station contains a depiction of the former Columbia University, making it the only institution depicted in more than one station.