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Jaw bone created from stem cells

The jaw was created from bone marrow stem cells, aptly enough. The world has Columbia University to thank for this achievement. The jaw represents a possible range of treatments of serious, debilitating medical conditions with customized responses.

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Columbia University study ties southeast drought to population

With the world's governments working feverishly to create climate change legislation standards, a Columbia University study on drought conditions in the southeast disputes prior conclusions on the ties to global warming.

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Study discovers link between virus and prostate cancer

Following numerous links between viral infections and cancer development, research teams from the University of Utah and Columbia University have connected prostate cancer with a virus.

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Watch: Columbia University Janitor Graduates With Honors

Gac Filipaj fled from Yugoslavia to become real-life "Good Will Hunting."

Watch: Columbia University Janitor Picks Up Degree

Yugoslavian man works for nearly 20 years to achieve his dream in the U.S.

Custodian to Become Columbia Graduate

A Yugoslavian-born custodian at New York's Columbia University will be trading in his uniform for a cap and gown this weekend when he graduates with honors after working on his degree for 12 years.

Rare First Nations club donated to UBC

A ceremonial club given to explorer Captain James Cook by a Canadian First Nation was donated to the University of British Columbia's Museum of Anthropology on Tuesday.

UBC discovery good news for perfume makers, whales

A discovery made by scientists at the University of British Columbia could ease the need for ambergris, the product of a sperm whale's digestive system used in high-end perfumes.