You can find scanned copies of the School of Architecture Announcements or Bulletins available via HathiTrust for the following years:
GSAPP also hosts a selection of bulletins on their Bulletin Archive website rom 1970-1971 to 2005, 2013-2014 to 2015-2016, and 2017-2018.
You can find scanned copies of the School of Business Announcements or Bulletins available via HathiTrust for the following years:
You can find scanned copies of the Columbia College (formerly School of the Arts) Announcements or Bulletins available via HathiTrust for the following years:
Columbia College hosts a selection of bulletins on their Archived Bulletins website from 2011-2012 to 2022-2023.
You can find scanned copies of the School of Engineering Announcements or Bulletins available via HathiTrust for the following years:
School of Engineering
The School of Engineering hosts a selection of bulletins on the Previous Years' Bulletins website from 2005-2006 to the present.
You can find scanned copies of the School of the Arts Announcements or Bulletins available via HathiTrust for the following years:
You can find scanned copies of the School of General Studies and its predecessors Announcements or Bulletins available via HathiTrust for the following years:
Graduate course bulletins before 1957-1958 were divided by the different Faculties: Political Science, Philosophy and Pure Science. Please review the faculty descriptions in the next tabs to see which academic department were part of which faculty.
Before 1957, the Graduate Faculty bulletins were divided by Faculty. Courses taught by the Faculty of Philosophy included the following disciplines: Anthropology (until 1946, when it moved to the Faculty of Political Science), Classical Philology, Chinese, English and Comparative Literature, Germanic Languages, Indo-Iranian Languages, Japanese, Linguistics, Philosophy, Psychology (until 1947, when it moved to the Faculty of Pure Science), Religion, Romance Languages, Semitic Languages, and Slavic Languages.
Before 1957, the Graduate Faculty bulletins were divided by Faculty. Courses taught by the Faculty of Political Science included the following disciplines: Anthropology (starting in 1946-1947, before that it was part of the Faculty of Philosophy), Economics, History, Mathematical Statistics, Public Law and Government, and Sociology.
Before 1957, the Graduate Faculty bulletins were divided by Faculty. Courses taught by the Faculty of Pure Science included the following disciplines: Astronomy, Botany, Geology, Geography, Mineralogy (up to 1939), Mathematics, Physics, Psychology (starting in 1947), and Zoology.
You can find scanned copies of the SIPA and Regional Centers and Institutes Announcements or Bulletins available via HathiTrust for the following years:
You can find scanned copies of the School of Library Economy Circular of Information available via HathiTrust for the following years:
For those years in after the end of the School of Library Economy, library economy or library service courses were offered in the University Extension (see School of General Studies), the Summer Session and even in the Home Study division. Below is a dedicated Library Economy announcements from this period:
You can find scanned copies of the School of Library Service Announcements or Bulletins available via HathiTrust for the following years:
You can find scanned copies of the Summer Session Announcements or Bulletins available via HathiTrust for the following years:
Banner above names of Greek and Roman male authors at Butler Library with names of female authors: Sappho, Marie de France, Christine de Pizan, Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, Bronte, Dickinson, Woolf, 1989 (Scan #0627). Historical Photograph Collection, University Archives, Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Columbia University Libraries. For more information on this project by Laura Brown GS 1989, look for the additional coverage in the Columbia Spectator Digital Archive.