Lee Bollinger and the Manhattanville Campus

Part of Lee C. Bollinger’s legacy as president of Columbia University is the vast expansion of the campus into Manhattanville. Board Chair Jonathan Lavine, former U.S. Representative Charles B. Rangel, and others discuss his vision in this excerpt from “A Tribute to Columbia President Lee C. Bollinger.”
Head to UA-cam for the full video tribute to President Bollinger’s more than two decades of service and what he has meant to the University: • A Tribute to Columbia ...
Producer / Director - Joe Turner Lin (CC’96, SOA’04), Outside The Frame

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What a privilege to have worked on this project since shortly after President Bollinger took office through the completion of its first building. Landed stories featuring the incomparable Renzo Piano in Architectural Record as well as with President Bollinger in the Chronicle of Higher Education, among others. Thanks to Howard Rubenstein and Alice McGillion for this tremendous opportunity.

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I have studied in London and Paris and graduated from Columbia in New York. I can honestly say Columbia has the most architecturally diverse and remarkable campus I have ever seen. And that's not counting the Manhattanville which I've yet to visit.

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Well the campus is the most important thing. Not the education itself.

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​@@j.jester7821 Historical buildings usually have trolls and gargoyles so I'm not surprised you piped up