Columbia has just finished a new home for its business school, located on an entirely new campus, the Renzo Piano–designed satellite in nearby Manhattanville.

View of David Geffen Hall, left, and Henry R. Kravis Hall, right, at Columbia Business School in Manhattanville. “The architecture embeds the building in the dynamic reality of New York ...

Almost two decades after Columbia University first proposed a controversial expansion into the West Harlem neighborhood of Manhattanville, the Ivy League institution has opened two buildings for its ...

The Manhattanville campus represents Columbia University’s largest expansion in over 100 years and underscores Columbia Business School’s role in reimagining the future of business education.

Columbia Business School Dean Costis Maglaras. So the forthcoming Jan. 4th opening of the business school’s new complex at the university’s new Manhattanville campus cannot be overestimated.