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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

CubMail to transition to Gmail

Following a two-stage trial phase, all undergraduates will use Columbia's new Google-based email system by December.

By Yasmin Gagne, Finn Vigeland, and Ben Gittelson | Jan 30 01:22 am ET

Cubmail to transition to Gmail by end of 2012

The long-awaited move to a Gmail-like system emulates the 30 percent of students who already forward their Columbia mail to a personal account.

By Yasmin Gagne, Finn Vigeland, and Ben Gittelson | Jan 27 06:37 pm ET

CCSC developing class registration waitlists

CCSC Academic Affairs Representative Bruno Rigonatti Mendes, CC ’14, is working with CUIT and administrators on developing course-registration wait-lists, along with several other academic initiatives.

By Avantika Kumar | Nov 22 03:07 am ET

CUIT considers Google Apps for email system

CUIT is currently exploring a switch from the current email system, CubMail, to the Google Apps system, which includes Gmail and Google Calendar.

By Alex Contratto | Nov 23 04:13 am ET

All dorms to offer Wi-Fi by fall 2012

All Columbia undergraduate residence halls will have wireless by the end of summer 2012.

By Michael Zhong | Nov 18 05:32 am ET

Columbia unveils overhauled University website

Columbia University's website is getting a facelift. The new site will have simpler navigation and more social media platforms.

By Amber Tunnell | Oct 5 03:16 am ET

CU installs wireless in select dorms

Housing administrators and CUIT are finally expanding wireless internet into more Columbia dorms.

By Kim Kirschenbaum | Apr 1 03:32 am ET

Wi no Fi?

My laptop lacks the expensive cellular broadband card that I would otherwise need to access the Internet in a location devoid of Wi-Fi and I don't have the the keys for the plethora of encrypted student-owned wireless networks found all over campus.

By Elías Stallard-Olivera | Mar 24 07:47 pm ET

Campus break-in leaves Social Security numbers vulnerable

The personal information—including Social Security numbers—of approximately 1,400 people was compromised after an office burglary mid-January, the University announced on Friday.

By Sam Levin and Alix Pianin | Jan 29 12:12 pm ET

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