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2011-12 in Review: With campus renovation in sight, Barnard cuts costs

In a series of money-saving measures, Barnard eliminated part-time tuition, reduced its P.E. requirement, and announced plans to close its swimming pool.

By Emma Goss | May 6 01:50 pm ET

Barnard likely to close swimming pool in 2013

Chief Operating Officer Greg Brown said that closing the pool would save Barnard approximately $3 million.

By Emma Goss | Apr 18 04:19 am ET

Centers funded almost entirely by gifts

Vice President for Global Centers Ken Prewitt estimated that, on average, it takes $600,000 to $700,000 per year to operate each center.

By Jeremy Budd | Mar 30 04:12 am ET

What's in $76 million?

Columbia should be accountable for overseeing how WHLDC allocates its funds.

By Editorial Board | Nov 13 08:00 pm ET

Money can't buy happiness

Career choices should be dependent on passion, not salary.

By Cinnamon Lewis | Nov 13 07:59 pm ET

Auction delivers first chunk of Kluge money

The auction house Christie's sold four sculptures from the alum's art collection, bringing in $4,874,000 for CU.

By Karla Jimenez | Nov 3 03:01 am ET

Beyond charity

Simple virtuous acts aren't enough to heal the broken American economy.

By Virgilio Urbina Lazardi | Oct 5 07:50 pm ET

Food for thought

A column for your consumption.

By Jeremy Liss | Oct 5 06:57 pm ET

Gone with the wind

Questions must be asked about Dean Moody-Adams' resignation.

By Jelani Harvey | Sep 15 07:33 pm ET

Mad money

F@CU must stop unfairly slashing student group funds and reform its budget process.

By Editorial Board | Sep 11 09:16 pm ET

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