Media Kit

Columbia’s press office handles information and resources for the news media. General information on the Manhattanville Campus is available below.

For more information, reporters may call the main office at 212-854-5573 or contact Victoria Benitez at 212-854-6732.

Campus

A New Kind of Urban CampusPDF

Manhattanville Campus MapPDF

Sustainable Urban DesignPDF

The Zuckerman Institute Fact SheetPDF

Buildings

Jerome L. Greene Science CenterPDF

Lenfest Center for the ArtsPDF

Architectural Fact Sheets

Jerome L. Greene Science CenterPDF

Lenfest Center for the ArtsPDF

Manhattanville Architectural Image Sheet 2016PDF

Manhattanville Architectural Image Sheet 2017PDF

Community

Zuckerman Institute Public ProgramsPDF

Economic Impact on Minority, Women and Locally Owned BusinessesPDF

Growing TogetherPDF

Press Releases

Opening Preview of the Lenfest Center for the Arts on New Manhattanville Campus, March 22, 2017PDF

Columbia University Dedicates Its 17-Acre Manhattanville Campus, October 24, 2016PDF

Wallach Art Gallery’s Inaugural Schedule of Exhibitions at Lenfest Center, Oct. 24, 2016PDF

Campus Dedication Remarks by University President Lee C. Bollinger, Oct. 24, 2016PDF

Zuckerman Institute and BioBus Team Up to Bring Mobile Science Lab to Local K-12 Students, Oct. 13, 2016PDF

Wellness Center to Open on Columbia’s Manhattanville Campus, Oct. 11, 2016PDF

Bios

Renzo Piano Building WorkshopPDF

Jerome L. Greene Foundation ProfilePDF

Manhattanville Dedication Press Luncheon SpeakersPDF

Manhattanville Major DonorsPDF

Zuckerman Institute CodirectorsPDF

Lenfest Center for the Arts Press Preview SpeakersPDF

Columbia University Previews Opening of the Lenfest Center for the Arts on its New Manhattanville Campus

March 22, 2017

Columbia University’s new Manhattanville campus comes to life with the opening of its first completed buildings, the Lenfest Center for the Arts and Jerome L. Greene Science Center, designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop.

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