Dozens of pro-Palestinian students and alumni gathered in front of the 116th Street and Amsterdam Avenue gates on Monday, with at least three tethering themselves to the gates with bike locks and one ...

A judge ordered on April 11 that Columbia can proceed with responding to a March letter from a Senate committee requesting information about Columbia’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine.

Columbia and Barnard faculty received text messages on Monday from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission asking them to ...

Board of trustees vice chair Dean Dakolias, SEAS ’89, and trustee Keith Goggin, Journalism ’91, took questions from Columbia community members in a rare appearance at a Wednesday town hall at the Lee ...

Columbia has become the epicenter of several developing legal battles after three Columbia affiliates were detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents under President Donald Trump’s ...

It happened—the unthinkable. Maybe your friends already had housing plans, or maybe you chose not to live with them to protect your friendships. Perhaps your roommate search didn’t go as planned, or ...

Only Pam confiscating your electronic devices could have kept you from the television phenomenon otherwise known as season three of “The White Lotus.” We were all hooked by the chaotic character ...

Even before coming to power this year, President Donald Trump’s administration made its plans for targeting American higher education abundantly clear. In a 2021 speech, Vice President J.D. Vance—then ...

Logan Lambert, CC ’27, never expected to amass a following of over 150,000 subscribers when he first began making ASMR content for his YouTube channel, ASMR Nirvana. What started as an interest in ...

Amid the flashes of disposable film cameras and the enticing waft of Kalua pork, students with smiling faces, open arms, and hungry stomachs filled Roone Arledge Auditorium on April 19 for a lū’au.