Mathematics Library

The Mathematics Library holds two distinct collections. The mathematics collection covers algebra, number theory, geometry, topology, statistics, and probability. The science collection consists of general and multidisciplinary materials including the history of science and technology. The library features seating and study spaces for students and researchers.

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AMS Non-Series Monographs

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Apr 6, 2026

In the media

The new Red Scare: Columbia Magazine reports on a recent discussion with families affected by 1950s McCarthyism, including Molly Jong-Fast, MaryLouise Patterson, and Michael Meeropol, which addressed the parallels of the Red Scare to American politics and society today.

Apr 6, 2026

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Avery Drawings & Archives acquires the papers of David Henken, an architect, engineer, and founder of Usonia, a cooperative community in New York that was established on the principles espoused by Frank Lloyd Wright in his designs for “Broadacre City.”

Mar 31, 2026

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As Columbia nears its annual Commencement ceremonies in May, University archivists reflect on the ceremony 100 years ago when, in 1926, the University first celebrated Commencement as "an out of doors exercise," before which it was held indoors.

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