Dozens of pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered at the Sundial on Friday afternoon for an “All out for Lebanon” protest, calling for Columbia’s divestment from Israel shortly after Israeli Prime ...
Some Jewish students who applied to Columbia and Barnard wrote emails to the University turning down their spots after following the news of the last academic year, speaking to friends at Columbia, ...
The Policy for Development and Revision Process for Barnard College Administrative Policies—colloquially referred to as the “policy on policies” by faculty—was updated on Aug. 27, defining new ...
As both the winds and the semester begin to pick up, it is time to say goodbye to “brat” summer and hello to “falling-behind” fall. Whether it’s your readings taunting you from your bookshelf where ...
University senators and the co-chairs of the Task Force on Antisemitism clashed in a heated debate over the task force’s second report at the University Senate plenary meeting on Friday in ...
Nearly two months before the New York City Department of Health began spraying pesticides in Upper Manhattan to combat West Nile virus, the Community Board 9 health and environment committee passed a ...
The chairs of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce and House Committee on Energy and Commerce wrote a letter on Wednesday to interim University President Katrina Armstrong about ...
Abreu’s statement came less than an hour before the charges of the five-count indictment were unsealed, following reports of an indictment originally published by the New York Times on Wednesday ...
Tô Lâm, the president of Vietnam and general secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, spoke about the future of his country and its relations with the United States and China at Columbia’s annual ...
Chilean President Gabriel Boric Font joined the World Leaders Forum on Wednesday to discuss democracy in Latin America and touched on an array of pressing issues affecting Chile, South America, and ...
Columbia will undergo an accreditation review during the 2024-25 school year by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. The University was last accredited during the 2015-16 academic year, ...
Sunrise Columbia report finds that Columbia took $43 million in donations from fossil fuel companies
The Sunrise Movement at Columbia and the Campus Climate Network held a press conference on Wednesday to present the findings of their “investigative report on the influence of fossil fuel funding on ...
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