Mahmoud Khalil, SIPA ’24, and Palestine Working Group president Ibrahim Zubairi, SIPA ’26, and 13 other student activists announced a new federal lawsuit against the University and School of ...

Barnard opened the Roy and Diana Vagelos Science Center this academic year after over two years of construction and a $250 million budget amid a mounting debt crisis. The center retrofits the ...

A year after claiming the bottom two spots in the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s College Free Speech Rankings, Barnard and Columbia have risen to 221st and 246th place, respectively ...

At noon on a typical weekday in fall 2021, students looking for lunch joined lines flowing out of Columbia’s two main dining options: John Jay Dining Hall and Ferris Booth Commons. Once inside, ...

The Internal Revenue Service proposed Friday to revoke the tax-exempt status of universities that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives—over a year after Columbia curtailed DEI-related ...

Columbia will relaunch its campus access advisory committee, University President Jennifer Mnookin announced in a Monday email, as part of a slate of new policies to reduce campus restrictions amid ...

Barnard Provost Rebecca Walkowitz encouraged students to slow down amid rapid technological developments at the college’s Convocation ceremony Wednesday evening. The ceremony at Riverside Church ...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s office came out in support of an open Columbia campus on Thursday, siding with community members who have been rallying against the University’s gate closures for almost two ...

Michael Zheng, CC ’26, advanced to the third round of the US Open this week, matching his deepest major tournament run yet and turning his US Open main draw debut into another career milestone: ...

The House of Representatives approved a bill Thursday aiming to penalize universities that align themselves with the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions movement against Israel. The bill has renewed ...

Columbia will delay the release of admissions data until after the following school year begins, the University announced on an Undergraduate Admissions web page on Tuesday, breaking its longstanding ...

More than nine decades after the Journalism School announced its shift to graduate-only instruction in 1935 and nixed its undergraduate major, Columbia is beginning to reverse course. The school will ...