Stand, Columbia

Celebrate the rich history of one of America’s premier educational institutions with Stand, Columbia by Robert McCaughey. Published by Columbia University Press in 2003, this compelling hardback spans an impressive 760 pages, offering a thorough exploration of Columbia University's journey from its inception in 1704, when discussions began about establishing a college in New York City, to the inauguration of its nineteenth president, Lee Bollinger, on Morningside Heights.

McCaughey’s detailed narrative not only chronicles key milestones but also delves into the cultural, political, and educational landscapes that shaped the university over the centuries. This essential read is perfect for educators, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the pivotal role Columbia has played in the American education system. Discover the legacy of Columbia University and its continuous evolution through the years, making Stand, Columbia a must-have for your library.